Trailering CrewCab

lstoker · November 9, 2004

I may be facing a 1300 mile relocation, and have been pondering the idea of trailering the '04 4WD CC behind the moving truck. The only problem, is no one seems to rent anything capable of carrying the truck. It's too large for the dollies, and the car carriers that U-Haul, Ryder, Budget etc. have can not handle the weight. Anyone have any information or ideas that might be helpful? My only other option is have my S.O. drive the truck, the thought kinda scares me!

burgundyz71 · November 9, 2004

I don't know about where your from but here in SW Penna. we have quite a few places that have a 2-3 place trailer thtat haul vehicles for people when they move... usually costs around $400 per vehicle last I heard.

mcreyaufmiller · November 9, 2004

I have a pulling truck with a trailer that can handle the load depending on where you are and where you are going.

lstoker · November 9, 2004

I have a pulling truck with a trailer that can handle the load depending on where you are and where you are going.

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I am currently planning on Louisiana to Maryland...

Monte1 · November 10, 2004

I have a pulling truck with a trailer that can handle the load depending on where you are and where you are going.

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I am currently planning on Louisiana to Maryland...

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Why don't you drive your truck and let your S.O. drive the moving van? It's a rental, isn't it?

c502cid · November 10, 2004

Buy a car trailer that can handle it then sell it when you get where you are going. Bet you wont want to though. In any case, you can always sell a trailer for close to what you paid for it. It is the only way to go. By the way, from doing exactly this, I now own two flatbed car haulers and one enclosed car hauler. Can't never have enough!