ATV Trailer Rental Inland Empire made easy – meet Francis, our dependable open tandem-axle utility hauler built to get your Can-Am, UTV, and ATV out to the dunes, the desert, and the trails without the hassle. Based in Fontana CA, JMJ Trailer Rentals makes off-road weekends simple with affordable daily rates, clean well-maintained equipment, and trailers ready to roll the moment you are.
When riders search for a reliable ATV trailer rental Inland Empire locals can trust, Francis is the name that keeps coming up. Francis is Joey’s partner in crime – another dedicated Can-Am and UTV hauler in our fleet. Rolling out with the whole crew? Book Francis alongside the rest of our trailer rental fleet for a true multi-trailer setup and load up enough machines for the entire group ride.
Why Francis Is the Right ATV Trailer Rental for Your Inland Empire Adventure
Francis is a heavy-duty open utility trailer with a treated wood plank deck, expanded-metal mesh side rails, and a fold-down rear ramp gate that makes drive-on loading of your side-by-side or quad quick and stress-free. Riding on dual (tandem) axles with four wheels, Francis tows smooth and stable at freeway speeds, so your gear stays put from your driveway in Fontana all the way to Glamis, Johnson Valley, or your favorite BLM off-highway vehicle area.
Whether you ride a Can-Am Maverick, a Defender, a Polaris RZR, a Honda Talon, or a pair of ATVs, Francis has the deck space, the tie-down points, and the easy-load design to handle it. This is the no-fuss ATV trailer rental Inland Empire riders count on weekend after weekend, trip after trip.
Specs and Features
- Open tandem-axle (dual-axle) utility trailer design
- Purpose-built for Can-Am, UTV, side-by-side, and ATV transport
- Treated wood plank deck with expanded-metal mesh side rails
- Fold-down rear ramp gate for fast, drive-on loading and unloading
- Multiple secure tie-down points for stable, worry-free hauling
- Lightweight, easy-to-tow build that pulls smoothly behind most trucks and SUVs
- LED DOT-compliant lighting for safe, street-legal towing day or night
Built for Real Off-Road Use
A trailer is only as good as the day it saves you, and Francis is built to save you plenty. The open deck design means you are never fighting a low roof or tight enclosure when you load a tall side-by-side. The mesh side rails keep loose gear, coolers, gas cans, and tools contained without blocking airflow or adding unnecessary weight. And because Francis rolls on tandem axles, you get the stability and load capacity that single-axle trailers simply cannot match on long Inland Empire freeway hauls.
Loading is genuinely simple. Drop the rear ramp gate, drive your quad or UTV straight on, strap it down at the tie-down points, and you are ready to roll. No ramps to wrestle, no awkward angles, no second-guessing whether your machine is secure.
Perfect for Off-Road Riders Across the Inland Empire
Francis is ready for desert runs, trail days, dune trips, and off-road adventures of every kind. From hauling a single quad to loading up a full side-by-side, this ATV trailer rental gives Inland Empire weekend warriors a simple, affordable way to get their machines to the action and back. At just $80 per day, it’s an easy yes compared to buying, storing, insuring, and maintaining a trailer of your own. Browse the full JMJ trailer lineup if you need a car hauler, dump trailer, or enclosed trailer too.
Local ATV Trailer Rental – Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario & Riverside
JMJ Trailer Rentals proudly serves riders throughout the Inland Empire, including Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, and Riverside. As a local, family-run rental shop, we know what SoCal off-roaders need: equipment that’s ready when you are, honest daily pricing, and friendly service that treats you like a neighbor instead of a number.
Reserve Francis today and make your next trail day effortless. For the best ATV trailer rental Inland Empire riders can book, call 909-402-6600 to reserve Francis, or book online in just a few clicks. Bring your machine – we’ll handle the haul.
