: Locate the equipment on the U-Haul Sales site and call the listed location to confirm it is still available.
: This is the primary portal for retired fleet equipment. It lists box trucks (from $8,495), pickup trucks, and tow dollies (as low as $795). buy used uhaul trailer
: If you need a trailer "like" a U-Haul, look for brands like Big Tex or United Rentals at auctions, as they often sell similar heavy-duty galvanized steel models. : Locate the equipment on the U-Haul Sales
: You may find trailers on Facebook Marketplace, but be cautious—due to U-Haul's policy of not selling trailers, many listed as "U-Haul trailers" may be stolen or missing their VIN numbers. What You Can Actually Buy Equipment Type Availability Starting Price (Approx.) Tow Dollies Box Trucks (10'–17') Cargo/Utility Trailers Extremely Rare Not officially sold Car Haulers Rare (Auction) The Buying Process : If you need a trailer "like" a
If you find a vehicle or dolly for sale, the process is streamlined:
: Visit the location to view the equipment. U-Haul allows a 12-hour "Demonstration Drive Agreement" where you can take the vehicle to an independent mechanic for inspection.
: Sites like TruckPaper occasionally list older U-Haul equipment, including rare car haulers or vintage dollies, sold through independent auction houses.