
How to Rent a Trailer in South Africa: A Step-by-Step Guide
Everything you need to know before you rent a trailer: choosing the right one, checking your licence and vehicle, booking, collecting and returning it without stress.
Practical guides for renting, towing and owning trailers in South Africa — and for earning from a trailer you already have.

Everything you need to know before you rent a trailer: choosing the right one, checking your licence and vehicle, booking, collecting and returning it without stress.

Open box, closed, flatbed, car, bike, boat or livestock? Here is what each common trailer type is good for, and how to choose the right one for your job.

Before you hitch up, check two things: whether your licence allows the trailer, and whether your car can tow it. Here is how to check both, plus practical safety tips.

Trailer rental prices are set by each owner. Here is what affects the price, exactly how your total is worked out on Trailer To Go, and how to keep the cost down.

Doing your own move with a trailer can save time and keep you in control. Here is how to plan the trips, pack, load the trailer safely and get everything there in one piece.

Trailers on Trailer To Go are currently self-collect. Here is what to bring, how the handover works, the checks to do before you drive away, and how returning it works.

A well-kept trailer is safer, lasts longer and earns better reviews. Use this checklist before every trip or rental, and for the bigger checks every few months.

A trailer can turn a packed-to-the-roof family car into a comfortable road trip. Here is how to choose one, plan the route and stops, and tow safely over long South African distances.
A trailer that stands still most of the month can be rented out to people nearby. Here is what you need, how listing on Trailer To Go works, what it costs, and how to get bookings.
Search trailers listed by owners near you, check the dates you need and book online.