JMJ Trailer Rentals

Tilt Bed Trailer Rental in Bloomington, CA

We have 2 tilt bed trailers available from $125.00 a day, picked up from our self-service Fontana yard β€” under 10 minutes down valley blvd. Book online in about two minutes, insurance included, and collect any hour, contactless.

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Why Bloomington books tilt bed trailers

Bloomington is the closest community to our yard and the most spontaneous β€” people book, drive over and hook up inside the hour. Larger lots here mean more horse property, more project vehicles and more yard-clearing work, so utility and dump trailers move fastest.

What people haul with tilt bed trailers
  • βœ“Rented a skid steer or mini-ex? Haul it yourself
  • βœ“Scissor lifts, forklifts & small tractors
  • βœ“Low cars that can’t climb ramps
  • βœ“Pallets and machinery β€” the bed tilts to ground level
  • βœ“Track cars & show cars that scrape on a ramp
  • βœ“Non-running auction and project cars
  • βœ“Sand rails and wide buggies
Dumping a load? Mid-Valley Sanitary Landfill, a short run east.

Tilt Bed Trailer rental in Bloomington β€” questions

How much is a tilt bed trailer rental near Bloomington?

$125.00 per 24-hour day. Required rental insurance ($9.33 per coverage day) and 8.75% sales tax are added at checkout, and the deposit is a hold on your card rather than a charge.

Where do I pick up a tilt bed trailer for a job in Bloomington?

From our self-service yard in Fontana β€” under 10 minutes down valley blvd. The exact pickup address is emailed after your rental is confirmed.

Can I get one today in Bloomington?

Yes. Choose "Right now" as your pickup time, complete the quick steps on your phone, and you can be hooked up within the hour β€” most Bloomington customers are.

The equipment yard rents machines but not transport β€” is that what this is for?

Exactly. Rent the machine from any equipment yard, rent the tilt bed from us for $125–$150 a day, and tow it to your job yourself instead of paying their delivery fee both ways.

Why tilt instead of ramps?

The whole bed pivots to the ground, so tracked machines, low cars and pallet jacks roll straight on. Nothing to line up, nothing to scrape.