Off-Road Trailer Recommendations - Budget <= 20K

[TRoss32]

Hey everyone,

I'm new to the overlanding world, and was wanting to get everyone's opinion on what off-road trailer to get.

I've researched for weeks at this point, and it seems like I come across a different company everyday. It's a lot to take in. So far I've narrowed it down to a few companies and models.

Timberleaf - Pika
SoCal - Krawler
Vintage Trailer Works Inc. - XTR
Off-Grid Trailers (a little outside of my budget)
inTechRV - Pursue or Luna Rover

I'm open to suggestions.

What is the best off-road trailer and why?

 

[ratled]

Check out Leaddog/ Hiker
Leadddog

 

[opp]

There all built much the same way. If some one tells there frame is the best that they use 2 b 3 walk away your trailer would have more steel than jeep frame. Did they use indoor plywood for the walls and cover it with bed liner run you might get hit win its falls apart . get it in writing they used ex.plywood ..From all of them see how fast they are so book up they cant build yours. Take your time. Sadly most wont post the bad things that happens to there trailer .Don't want to look like a fool

 

[TRoss32]

Check out Leaddog/ Hiker
Leadddog

Thanks. I'll check them out.

 

[TRoss32]

There all built much the same way. If some one tells there frame is the best that they use 2 b 3 walk away your trailer would have more steel than jeep frame. Did they use indoor plywood for the walls and cover it with bed liner run you might get hit win its falls apart . get it in writing they used ex.plywood .Take your time

I appreciate the advice.

 

[GkraneTX]

Construction wise I would look at the intech luna rover or pursue. All aluminum frame and structure. Most of the people who post on here who own them seem to have nothing but good things to say about them. I'm not sure anyone can say which one is the best. It's more of a question of which one suits your realistic needs.

 

[CO4Runner]

Look at Hiker Trailer. Denver, Indy or Lead Dog out of Lake Havasu AZ locations. Best bang for your buck. High quality.

 

[Yeti470]

New Wave Teardrops out of Georgia is great and very well priced. I have zero complaints with mine and the owner is great to work with. A $500 deposit is all that is required to start your trailer.

https://newwaveteardrop.com/models-pricing/

 

[Teardropper]

Hey everyone,

I'm new to the overlanding world, and was wanting to get everyone's opinion on what off-road trailer to get.

I've researched for weeks at this point, and it seems like I come across a different company everyday. It's a lot to take in. So far I've narrowed it down to a few companies and models.

Timberleaf - Pika
SoCal - Krawler
Vintage Trailer Works Inc. - XTR
Off-Grid Trailers (a little outside of my budget)
inTechRV - Pursue or Luna Rover

I'm open to suggestions.

What is the best off-road trailer and why?

"What is the best off-road trailer and why?"

Sometimes I think the term, off-road needs to be defined when it comes to campers. County roads? USFS roads? Desert two-tracks?

Where are you taking it?



T

P.S. Check out https://vistabule.com/

 

[Littlehouse]

I’d contact Flipmachine at Mission Overland. I’m guessing he could build something to your price point.

 

[GkraneTX]

The where are you taking it question is spot on. Another one is who will you be traveling with, as this can dictate some of your must have items in the trailer.