FAQs

Trailer Questions

The difference between a HighRider and LowRider is how the axle is mounted to the leaf spring. The springs are mounted above the axle on a HighRider whereas the springs are mounted below (or underneath) the axle on a LowRider. Refer to the height of your hitch and the height of the trailer tongue to determine which trailer is best for you. The trailer tongue should be as level as possible when attached to your vehicle. See Chart diagram here

The Space Trailer can be stored in or outdoors because of its galvanized frame, powder coated panels and UV Protectant HDPE canopy with an Aluminum frame. Outdoors we suggest a cover to keep dirt and debris off-although it won’t hurt your trailer! Uniquely, you can store your Space Trailer vertically. See our video for vertical trailer storage!

Your trailer can hold up to 1,000 lbs. Including the weight of the trailer, you have a 1650 lbs. total load capacity. For more information, you can check out the specs sheet!

Yes! You can pick up accessories here

What you see on our website is what we offer. No additional trailer or accessory modifications are available. Substitutions? Sorry but there are no substitutes for the tires, wheels, axles, or anything else you may be wondering about.

The canopy is part of our brand and makes the trailer unique. Hauling bikes, kayaks, tents, and gear all depend on the canopy and the SPACE Bars. It also helps keep gear inside the box safe from Mother Nature! Each trailer is sold with a canopy, no exceptions.

The lightweight trailer frame is not designed to have a hitch installed on the back for a bike rack or anything else. We suggest a dual hitch on the vehicle’s frame if you want to haul more gear.

The 1 1/8” round space bars on the trailer were modeled after Yakima cross bars, so the Yakima products fit the best. However, any bike rack that has an adapter to attach to a round bar will work just find. Also, since the SPACE Bars can be adjusted to however close or far apart you would like, this means just about any length of rack will work.

This largely depends on what you plan on putting on top of your SPACE Bars. If you plan to put long kayaks or canoes, you will need a longer tongue. Visit the specs page for more information on dimensions.

Both are great options! All of our wheels are highway-rated to 80 MPH. There is no difference in performance between them besides size. So, if you are wanting one over the other, it is based on your personal preference! Trailers with 15” wheels will sit 2” higher than those with 13” wheels.

You will need to get a wheel jack (included), rear stabilizing jacks, heavy-duty gas cylinders, and SPACE Bars. The 72” or 80” SPACE Bars are suggested if you plan to use a rooftop tent.

A 9/32” lock. It is best to get a rubber-coated lock so it doesn’t scratch up the latches.

Yes, it is possible, but you will need some additional hardware as well as another person to help you lift the canopy of the trailer while you replace them. This process will require additional drilling and installation of longer support beams on the inside of the trailer. Get the kit here

You can put up to 225 lbs. while your vehicle is moving, or up to 625 lbs. if your trailer is static (not moving). You can find more information on our specs sheet.

Our trailer canopies are made of UV Protectant .25” thick HDPE with an aluminum frame.

Once a year. When you first receive your trailer from us, we have already greased the wheels for you so you are set to go for your first year of adventures!

Yes, they are the same.

The axles and the fenders are different so changing after the trailer is built requires the entire axle assembly to be removed and swapped out. The 13” fenders would have to be removed and holes drilled to install the 15” fenders. It is a bit of work and obviously extra cost.

If the tires are wider than the existing 15” tire, they will rub on the side of the trailer.  In addition, the fenders would have to be removed completely.

13” steel 85-90 lbs
13” alum 85-90lbs
15” steel 85-120lbs
15” alum 85-120lbs

The Aluminum 15” – Weight 35lbs
The Steel 15” – Weight 38lbs
The Aluminum 13” – Weight 28lbs
The Steel 13” – Weight 29lbs

Shipping

$995 - Find more details here

All trailers are built in Red Wing Minnesota.  We ship the trailers everywhere in the lower 48.

About 4 weeks! With shipping to your door about 5-6 weeks total!

Yes! You will receive a tracking number and expected date of arrival for your trailer in your email confirmation!

Pickup

Our address is 5140 Moundview Drive, Red Wing, MN 55066.  Our hours are 8:30 am to 4:30pm Monday through Thursday and until 2 pm on Fridays.

Nope! We will provide you with all the documents you need in order to register your trailer and transport it back to your home state.

Currently, we do not have any dealer locations. If driving to Minnesota is out of the option for you, we do have a shipping option made available for you!

Legal

When you go to register your trailer at the DVS office, you will need to bring your certificate of origin and your bill of sale. In Minnesota, your bill of sale shows that you have paid sales tax. You will not need to pay sales tax again to register your trailer in Minnesota. You will need to complete the form, Application to Title/Reg. a Vehicle form at the DVS office. Each state has different registration requirements. Be sure to refer to your state’s guidelines and regulations.

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