What are you hauling?

Moving apartments, staging a house, or shuttling boxes to a storage unit in Fontana, Rialto or anywhere in the Inland Empire — an enclosed trailer keeps everything dry and lockable overnight, and a utility trailer swallows couches, mattresses and appliances for a fraction of a box-truck price. Rentals run a full 24 hours, so one day genuinely covers load, drive, unload and return.

Picking up a new Can-Am, RZR, quad or dirt bikes — or hauling your toys to Glamis, Ocotillo Wells, Hungry Valley or the trails above San Bernardino? Our utility trailers, car haulers and tilt beds have ramps and tie-down points ready for ATVs, UTVs and side-by-sides. Book online on the drive to the dealership and pick the trailer up on the way — pickup and return are any time from 6 AM to 8 PM Fontana time.

Bought a boat without a trailer, moving one between storage and the marina, or heading to Silverwood, Perris or Big Bear for the weekend? Rent the boat trailer for the day instead of buying one you use twice a year. 24-hour rentals mean launch day and haul-out day each cost one day.

Garage cleanouts, yard waste, demo debris, roofing tear-offs, hoarder cleanups — a dump trailer for $130 a day beats a junk-removal crew charging that per quarter-load. Load it at your pace over a full 24 hours, drive to the transfer station, press the button and the hydraulic bed empties itself.

Buying a project car from a Craigslist seller, moving a non-runner to the shop, taking a track car to the circuit, or helping someone relocate — rent a car hauler for $130–$160 a day instead of paying a transport company hundreds. Tilt beds load low cars without ramps scraping.

Contractors across Fontana and the Inland Empire use our deck-over tilt, dump and car-hauler trailers to move mini excavators, skid steers, scissor lifts, lumber packages and demo debris between jobs. Book online 24/7 and choose a scheduled pickup time. Contactless pickup follows payment and document approval; extensions depend on availability.

The couch, the fridge, the pool table, the riding mower, the project car — Marketplace and Craigslist finds are cheap until you have to move them. Rent a trailer for the afternoon, pick it up contactless on your way to the seller, and stop begging friends with trucks. Utility trailers from $70 handle furniture and appliances; car haulers handle anything with wheels.

Bel-Air Swap Meet on Valley Blvd, the Fontana Indoor Swap Meet, Rubidoux Drive-In, farmers markets and pop-up events — vendors lose hours making two and three trips in a pickup. An enclosed trailer carries the canopy, tables, racks and inventory in one load, locks overnight so you can pre-load Saturday evening, and keeps everything dry. Rentals are 24 hours, so a Sunday market costs one day.

Weekend yard project or landscaping business? Skip the delivery fees from the rock yard and nursery — a utility trailer carries sod, pavers and plants, and a dump trailer takes on gravel, soil and the mountain of green waste afterward, then empties itself with the hydraulic lift. Load at the supply yard, dump the debris, one flat day rate.

The Inland Empire still has real motocross within a short tow of our yard, but the map has changed — with Milestone MX Park now closed, riders are travelling further to ride than they used to, which is exactly when renting a trailer beats owning one. Whether it is a single bike for Saturday practice or four bikes, a canopy and a pit bike for a full race weekend, a rental costs a fraction of storing a trailer you use eight times a year. Open utility trailers handle a couple of bikes and gear; the enclosed trailers double as a locking pit garage you can leave loaded overnight.

Driving your track car to the circuit on street tires, then driving it home on whatever is left of them, is how weekends get ruined. The Southern California circuits are all a few hours out from the Inland Empire, and a rented car hauler or tilt bed gets the car there cold, on the right tires, with your spares and fuel jugs alongside it. Cheaper than a season of shipping, and you only pay for the weekends you actually run.

Glamis and the Imperial Sand Dunes are a straight run down the 10, Dumont is up the 15, and Pismo is the long weekend. Sand rails, buggies, quads and side-by-sides all have to get there somehow, and most people who ride two or three weekends a season are far better off renting the trailer than storing one for fifty weeks a year. Book Thursday, pick up contactless on the way out of town, no office hours to work around.

A built rig on 40s is miserable on the freeway and hard on everything, which is why serious wheelers trailer in. Johnson Valley is an hour and a half out, Big Bear is up the hill, and King of the Hammers puts the whole community in the desert every winter — the 2026 event runs January 29 to February 7. Rent the car hauler or tilt bed for the trip instead of parking a trailer in your driveway all year.

Bought a jet ski off Marketplace and it came without a trailer? Moving skis between storage and the lake for the weekend? Lake Perris and Silverwood are under an hour, Havasu is the long weekend, and renting the trailer for the days you actually ride beats storing one all year for a handful of trips.

The salvage and dealer auctions all sit within a short drive of Fontana, and they all give you a narrow window to remove the vehicle before storage fees start. Most of what sells there does not drive, will not pass a plate check, or should not be on the freeway — which means a car hauler or tilt bed, booked the same day, is the difference between collecting it and paying to leave it there.

A single tow across town is one price for one trip in one direction. A rented car hauler is a flat day rate, and in that 24 hours you can move the car to the shop, move a second vehicle, collect the project car you have been meaning to get, and take a run to the dump. If the car is at your house or a friend’s and you have a truck, the maths rarely favours the tow truck.

Move-in weekend at UC Riverside, Cal State San Bernardino, Chaffey, Cal Poly Pomona or any of the local campuses means a dorm room or an apartment’s worth of furniture, all on the same Saturday as everyone else. A trailer behind the family truck beats a box truck on price, and it beats four trips in an SUV on your afternoon. An enclosed trailer locks, so you can load the night before.