7x16 Utility Trailers for Sale

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

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Who a 7x16 utility trailer fits

A 7x16 utility trailer is built for bigger jobs. The wide, long deck handles zero-turn mowers, multiple machines and heavier loads, making it a favorite for landscaping crews, contractors and anyone hauling a side-by-side. It's the size people buy when they want one trailer that handles almost everything. All 4 on our lot right now are priced at $2,999.

What fits on a 7x16

A 7x16 typically carries a zero-turn plus a push mower and hand equipment, a side-by-side or UTV, a pair of ATVs with room to spare, or a big load of building materials. A full-width ramp gate makes it easy to drive equipment on.

Popular uses for a 7x16 utility trailer

  • Landscaping crews with a zero-turn and gear
  • Side-by-sides and UTVs
  • Contractor equipment and materials
  • Farm, ranch and land clearing work
  • Hauling multiple ATVs

Towing a 7x16

Most 7x16 utility trailers ride on tandem axles for a stable, smooth tow with heavier loads, and many come with brakes. A half-ton pickup or larger is a common pairing. Each listing shows the weight details, and we'll help you match the trailer to your truck.

Related sizes

Comparing sizes? See 5x10 utility trailers, 6x10 utility trailers and 6x12 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.

7x16 utility trailer FAQs

Can I haul a side-by-side on a 7x16 utility trailer?

Usually, yes. The 7-foot-wide deck fits most side-by-sides and UTVs. Bring your machine's width and length and we'll show you units that fit.

Is a 7x16 good for a landscaping business?

Yes. It's one of the most popular sizes for crews running a zero-turn, a push mower and a full set of hand equipment.

What's the difference between a 6x12 and a 7x16 utility trailer?

A 7x16 gives you a foot more width and four more feet of length, plus tandem axles on most units, so it handles bigger machines and heavier loads.

Is a 7x16 too much trailer for weekend use?

Not if you haul a side-by-side or bigger loads. Plenty of homeowners with acreage pick a 7x16 because it handles everything from a UTV to a load of fence posts.