Resources
Where can I locate the VIN on the trailer?
- Utility Trailer: The VIN label is on the front driver’s side of the frame
- Kit Trailer: The VIN label is inside the brown enveloped affixed to the tire box
- Boat Trailer: The VIN label is on the driver’s side of the frame near the tongue
What is the hitch height of my trailer?
When level with the ground, the hitch from the ground approximately:
- Utility Trailer: 15”
- Boat Trailer: 14”
- Kit Trailer equipped with 8” Wheels: 13”
- Kit Trailer equipped with 12” Wheels: 15”
What is the size of the ball I need for my trailer?
Kit Trailers:
- 4’ x 4’: 1 7/8”
- 4’ x 6’: 1 7/8”
- 4’ x 8’: 1 7/8”
- 5’ x 8’: 1 7/8”
Utility Trailers:
- 4’ x 6’: 1 7/8”
- 4’ x 7’3”: 1 7/8” - Model year: 2012 to 2021
- 4’ x 7’3”: 2” - Model year: 2022 and up
- 5’ x 7’3”: 2”
- 5’ x 10’: 2”
Boat Trailers:
- 13’: 1 7/8”
- 14’: 1 7/8”
Are the ramps on the ramp gate adjustable?
All trailers equipped with a ramp style gate have fully adjustable ramps. Additional ramps
or longer ramps are available for purchase on selected models.
How can I determine if my car can haul this – how do I find the payload or GVWR?
Determining the payload, GVWR, or empty weight of the trailer can be done using the following formulas:
- Maximum Payload = GVWR - Trailer weight
- GVWR = Maximum Payload + Trailer weight
- Trailer weight = GVWR - Maximum Payload
To determine if your vehicle can haul a trailer, you will consult your vehicle Owner’s Manual and the information from above to determine if the trailer falls within your vehicle’s hauling capabilities.
