Whether you’re buying an overland style trailer or building your own, one of the first aspects of your setup you have to decide on is wheels & bolt pattern. Many people (especially those with Jeeps), prefer to match their trailer wheels & tires with their tow rig. This is easy for some tow rigs, but for those of us that drive other vehicles (such as Toyota trucks), it can be a bit more complicated.
Just found out that A/T Overland Equipment (Adventure Trailers) is having an inventory reduction sale that’s good until the first of the year. Looks like
A video from 2009 from the Overland Expo showing off the never-to-be AT Oasis Trailer
So-Cal Teardrops offer several on-road trailers, and two off-road rated trailer models. Their well built and include all the features you expect in a quality
Kodiak is a fairly new company in the Overland Teardrop niche, but they appear to have very nice trailers. Their Mirror Lake trailer offers a
Did you ever think you could build a useful off road trailer from an old truck bed? Austintaco over at Expedition Portal was able to
A great little video showing off the Adrenaline Tent Trailer
A promo video for the SylvanSport GO trailer
To build and/or upgrade your Off Road Trailer, you’ll need a variety of components & accessories. Some of these may include: Wiring Lights Hitches &
A Canadian trailer manufacture, Off Road Trailer Corp offers a great basic trailer at a really aggressive price. The Sasquatch is built to serve as a true multi-purpose trailer and is rugged, just like its Canadian builders.