Car haulers · Fontana yard · $160.00/day
Andrew II – Car Hauler
Full-size car hauler for anyone moving a vehicle: Marketplace and auction finds, project cars headed to the shop, track days, or a side-by-side bound for Glamis. Ramps and tie-down points included — winch loading for non-runners.
Moving a vehicle — the workhorse of the car-hauling fleet.
Specs & features
- Full-length steel deck with ramps
- Winch-ready for non-running vehicles
- D-ring tie-downs + ratchet straps included
- Tandem axles with electric brakes
- LED DOT-compliant lighting
Book Andrew II
- ✓ Full-length steel deck with ramps
- ✓ Winch-ready for non-running vehicles
- ✓ D-ring tie-downs + ratchet straps included
- ✓ Tandem axles with electric brakes
Not sure? Check the towing guide or call 909-402-6600 before paying.
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Next: sign on your phone, upload your license, get the pickup address by text. Let's roll.
Secure payment via Stripe. The deposit is a temporary card hold and is released after an approved return.
Trouble booking? Call or text 909-402-6600 and we can complete it with you.
What fits on Andrew II
- Most sedans, coupes and small SUVs
- A side-by-side or two quads
- A golf cart, small tractor or mower
- Pallets and jobsite material on the open deck
Who rents this one
- People who just bought a car online
- Mobile mechanics and shops
- Track-day drivers heading to the Southern California circuits
- Salvage-auction winners on a removal deadline
- Anyone whose car will not start — usually cheaper than a tow truck
Not the one for: Very low sports cars — the tilt beds load those without scraping. Also not for loose debris; take a dump trailer.
Questions about Andrew II
Can I tow a car that does not run?
Yes — this hauler is winch-ready, which is how most non-runners get loaded. A dead vehicle is the single most common reason people rent it.
Is renting this cheaper than a tow truck?
Almost always. A 20-mile tow runs $150–$250 and charges again for a second trip; this trailer is $160 for 24 hours with unlimited trips.
What truck do I need to tow a loaded car hauler?
A full-size truck or a properly rated SUV with a 2 5/16″ ball and a 7-pin connector. Add your vehicle’s weight to the trailer’s and stay inside your door-jamb rating.
See how people use this trailer