6x10 Utility Trailers for Sale

Who a 6x10 utility trailer fits

A 6x10 gives you the extra width of a 6-foot deck in a compact length. That extra foot over a 5-wide makes room for wider equipment and bigger loads while keeping the trailer short, light and easy to park. It's a favorite for homeowners with bigger yards and for small lawn care setups. The 7 on our lot right now are priced from $1,599 to $2,250.

What fits on a 6x10

A 6x10 typically carries a riding mower or small lawn tractor, a pallet of pavers or sod, a couple of ATVs depending on size, or a solid load of brush and mulch. A rear gate that doubles as a ramp makes loading wheeled equipment easy.

Popular uses for a 6x10 utility trailer

• Riding mowers and lawn tractors
• Landscaping supplies: sod, pavers, mulch
• ATVs and dirt bikes
• Home projects and dump runs
• Starting a small lawn care business

Towing a 6x10

Most 6x10 utility trailers ride on a single axle and pair well with a midsize SUV or pickup. They're short enough to turn and back up easily. The listing shows the weight details for each unit, and our team will help you line it up with your vehicle.

Related sizes

Comparing sizes? See 5x10 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.

6x10 utility trailer FAQs

Should I get a 6x10 or a 6x12 utility trailer?

If you mostly haul one mower or yard supplies and want an easy trailer to park, the 6x10 is a great fit. If you want room for a mower plus extra equipment, the 6x12 gives you two more feet.

Can I haul a riding mower on a 6x10?

Usually, yes. The 6-foot width fits most riding mowers and many small lawn tractors. Bring your measurements and we'll show you units that fit.

What's the difference between mesh and solid sides?

Mesh sides keep the trailer light and let air through, which is popular for yard debris. Solid sides help hold in loose materials. Each listing shows the side style on that unit.

Can I use a 6x10 for a lawn care business?

Yes. Many solo lawn care operators start with a 6x10. It carries a riding mower plus hand equipment and stays easy to park at each stop.