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M416 vs M100 vs M101: Which Military Trailer fo...

Surplus listings lump M100, M416, and M101 trailers together, but they are very different trailers. Here is how they compare on weight, payload, bed size, brakes, and price, and which...

Off-Road Trailers for Sale in Texas: Buying Fro...

Texas titles trailers over 4,000 lb, registers all of them, and charges 6.25% tax whether you buy here or out of state. Here's how to buy an off-road trailer in...

Can a Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator Tow an Off-Roa...

A four-door Wrangler is rated to tow 3,500 lb (5,000 lb as a properly equipped Rubicon), the Gladiator up to 7,700 lb, and the two-door just 2,000 lb. Here's the...

One Trailer, Two Jobs: Hauling Dirt Bikes and C...

Want one trailer that hauls dirt bikes and doubles as an off-grid camp? Here is how the common setups compare, the measurements and weight math that decide what fits, and...

How to Title an Untitled Surplus Military Trail...

Bought an M416 or M101 with nothing but a surplus release form? Here is how titling a surplus military trailer actually works, what paperwork to collect, how six states handle...

Can a Toyota 4Runner Tow an Overland Trailer?

Every 4Runner since 2010 is rated to tow 4,700 to 6,000 pounds, far more than most off-road trailers weigh. The real limits are payload, tongue weight and fuel range. Here's...