JMJ Trailer Rentals

Car Hauler Rental in Perris, CA

We have 5 car haulers available from $130.00 a day, picked up from our self-service Fontana yard — about 35 minutes via the 215 and 60. Book online in about two minutes, insurance included, and collect any hour, contactless.

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Why Perris books car haulers

Perris brings off-road, boating and equipment-hauling demand. Car haulers, boat trailers and utility trailers are popular for trips around Lake Perris and the 215 corridor.

What people haul with car haulers
  • Salvage & dealer-auction pickups
  • Facebook Marketplace & Craigslist car buys
  • Getting a non-runner to the shop (winch on board)
  • Track days & car shows
  • Boat moves — storage to marina to lake
  • Helping someone relocate a second vehicle
  • Track days at the Southern California circuits
  • Rock crawlers & buggies out to Johnson Valley
  • Sand rails to Glamis, Dumont & Pismo
  • Cheaper than a tow truck when you have a truck
Dumping a load? Riverside County transfer stations.

Car Hauler rental in Perris — questions

How much is a car hauler rental near Perris?

$130.00 per 24-hour day, dropping to $110.00 a day from 3 days and $600.00 for a week. 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 car hauler for a job in Perris?

From our self-service yard in Fontana — about 35 minutes via the 215 and 60. The exact pickup address is emailed after your rental is confirmed.

Can I get one today in Perris?

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

I just won a car at auction — can I pick a trailer up on the way?

Yes. Book from your phone with "Right now" as the pickup time, finish the quick steps, and your pickup releases in minutes. The yard is off the 10, on the way to most auction lots.

Can it load a car that doesn’t run?

Haulers with a winch listed in their equipment pull a dead vehicle aboard — check the trailer’s equipment list on its page.