5x10 Utility Trailers for Sale

6 in stock at A&A Center Trailers in Jonesboro, GA. See all utility trailers

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Who a 5x10 utility trailer fits

A 5x10 is the handy, everyday utility trailer. It's light, easy to hook up and easy to store, and it handles the jobs most homeowners run into: yard cleanups, bringing home mulch and lumber, hauling a push mower or taking a load to the dump. It's also a smart pick if your vehicle is a smaller SUV or midsize truck. The 6 on our lot right now are priced from $1,249 to $1,550.

What fits on a 5x10

A 5x10 deck typically carries a push mower and yard tools, a load of mulch or brush, a few sheets of plywood laid flat, or furniture for a small move. Mesh or solid sides and a rear gate or ramp make loading simple.

Popular uses for a 5x10 utility trailer

  • Yard work, mulch and brush runs
  • Push mowers and small equipment
  • Dump runs and cleanouts
  • Lumber and home improvement supplies
  • Small moves and furniture

Towing a 5x10

Most 5x10 utility trailers ride on a single axle and are light enough for a wide range of SUVs and pickups. They're easy to back up and easy to move by hand in the driveway. Each listing shows the weight details, and we'll help you match one to your vehicle.

Related sizes

Comparing sizes? See 6x10 utility trailers, 6x12 utility trailers and 7x16 utility trailers in stock now, or browse all utility trailers. Want something built to order? Ask us about ordering one.

Payment options

No credit check rent to own is available to buyers in TX, LA, MS, AL, GA, TN and FL on trailers up to about $25,000. Outside those states? ClickLease financing is available in all 50 states, with a soft-pull pre-approval and a low amount due at signing (just a doc fee, under $500). See rent to own or financing, or call (770) 603-8511 and we'll walk you through it.

5x10 utility trailer FAQs

What can I haul on a 5x10 utility trailer?

Most homeowners use a 5x10 for mulch, brush, push mowers, lumber, dump runs and small moves. It's a great all-around size for weekend projects.

Is a 5x10 big enough for a riding mower?

Some smaller riding mowers fit on a 5x10, but many buyers who haul a rider step up to a 6x12 utility trailer for extra room. Bring your mower's width and we'll help you choose.

Do 5x10 utility trailers come with a gate?

Most do. Each listing shows the gate or ramp style, sides and options on that unit.

Is a 5x10 a good first trailer?

Yes. It's affordable, light, simple to tow and back up, and it handles most homeowner jobs. If you later want more room, a 6x10 or 6x12 is the natural next step.