What Size Trailer for Golf Cart

When it comes to choosing the right size trailer for your golf cart, there are a few factors to consider to ensure you get the perfect fit. Here are some things to keep in mind:

1. Dimensions of Your Golf Cart: The size of your golf cart will be the primary factor in determining the size of the trailer you need. Measure the length, width, and height of your golf cart and make sure to account for any accessories or modifications that may add to its overall size.
2. Trailer Capacity: Look for a trailer that is rated to carry the weight of your golf cart plus any additional cargo you may need to transport. Check the trailer’s maximum weight capacity to ensure it can safely handle your golf cart’s weight.
3. Trailer Type: There are different types of trailers available, such as open trailers, enclosed trailers, and utility trailers. Consider the type of trailer that will work best for your needs.
4. Hitch Compatibility: Make sure the trailer you choose is compatible with your vehicle’s hitch. The trailer’s tongue weight and ball size should match your vehicle’s specifications.
5. Maneuverability: Consider the size of your vehicle and your driving abilities when choosing the size of your trailer. A larger trailer may be more difficult to maneuver and park, especially in tight spaces.
6. Distance of Transport: Think about how far you will be transporting your golf cart. If you are only moving it a short distance, a smaller trailer may be sufficient. However, if you plan on taking your golf cart on longer trips, a larger trailer may offer more comfort and storage space.
7. Storage: Consider where you will store your trailer when it’s not in use. A larger trailer may require more storage space, so make sure you have a suitable location to park it.
8. Budget: The price of a trailer can vary greatly depending on the size and type. Determine your budget before shopping and look for a trailer that meets your needs while staying within your price range.
9. Legal Requirements: Check your local laws and regulations regarding trailer size and weight limits. Make sure the trailer you choose complies with all legal requirements in your area.
10. Terrain: Consider the terrain that you will be driving on when transporting your golf cart. If you will be driving on uneven or hilly terrain, a larger trailer may offer more stability and better weight distribution.
11. Weather Conditions: If you live in an area with harsh weather conditions, such as heavy snow or rain, you may want to consider an enclosed trailer to protect your golf cart from the elements.
12. Purpose: Think about the purpose of your trailer. Will you only be using it to transport your golf cart, or do you plan on using it for other purposes as well? If you plan on using it for other purposes, make sure the trailer is versatile enough to meet your needs.
13. Accessories: Consider any accessories you may need to add to your trailer to make transporting your golf cart easier and more convenient. For example, you may want to add ramps or tie-down straps to secure your golf cart during transport.
14. Brand and Quality: Choose a reputable brand and quality trailer that will last for years and provide a safe and reliable transport for your golf cart. Look for a trailer with a sturdy frame and durable construction materials.
15. Maintenance: Make sure you can easily maintain and repair your trailer as needed. Look for a trailer with accessible parts and a user-friendly design.

 

Golf Cart Trailers by Size and Capacity

Trailer Size	Capacity	Length	Width	Height
Small	1 golf cart	8 feet	4 feet	2.5 feet
Medium	2 golf carts	10 feet	5 feet	3 feet
Large	3 golf carts	12 feet	6 feet	3.5 feet
XL	4 golf carts	14 feet	7 feet	4 feet
XXL	5 golf carts	16 feet	8 feet	4.5 feet

Golf Cart Trailers by Hitch Type and Weight Capacity

Hitch Type	Weight Capacity	Length	Width	Height
Ball Hitch	1,000 lbs.	8 feet	4 feet	2.5 feet
Pintle Hitch	2,000 lbs.	10 feet	5 feet	3 feet
Gooseneck Hitch	3,000 lbs.	12 feet	6 feet	3.5 feet
Fifth Wheel Hitch	4,000 lbs.	14 feet	7 feet	4 feet
Bumper Pull Hitch	5,000 lbs.	16 feet	8 feet	4.5 feet

Golf Cart Trailers by Material and Price

Material	Price Range	Length	Width	Height
Steel	$500 – $1,500	8 feet	4 feet	2.5 feet
Aluminum	$1,000 – $2,500	10 feet	5 feet	3 feet
Fiberglass	$1,500 – $3,000	12 feet	6 feet	3.5 feet
Wood	$500 – $2,000	14 feet	7 feet	4 feet
Composite	$2,500 – $5,000	16 feet	8 feet	4.5 feet

Golf Cart Trailers by Manufacturer and Model

Manufacturer	Model	Length	Width	Height
Big Tex Trailers	30SA-10RG	10 feet	5 feet	3 feet
Carry-On Trailer	5X8GW2KPT	8 feet	4 feet	2.5 feet
PJ Trailers	CC 20′	20 feet	8.5 feet	4 feet
Aluma	7814ST	14 feet	6.5 feet	3.5 feet
Stealth Trailers	Titan SE	14 feet	7 feet	4 feet

Golf Cart Dimensions

Brand	Model	Length (in)	Width (in)	Height (in)
Club Car	DS	91	47	68
EZGO	TXT	93	46	68
Yamaha	Drive	93	46	68
Star EV	Classic	92	48	71
Tomberlin	E-Merge	112	55	75
Columbia	Eagle	92	48	67
Garia	Golf Cart	99	50	72
Cushman	Hauler	111	50	70
Bad Boy Buggies	Ambush	118	61	73
Polaris	GEM	106	55	73

Trailer Dimensions

Brand	Model	Length (ft)	Width (ft)	Height (ft)
Carry-On	4x8CG	8	4	–
PJ Trailers	U6	10	6	–
Big Tex Trailers	35SA	10	6	–
Aluma	8612T	12	6	–
Diamond C	FMAX210	20	8	–
Featherlite	1610	16	7	6
Wells Cargo	RFV714T2	14	7	6
Haulmark	PPT7X14DT2	14	7	6
Look Trailers	STLC6X12SI2	12	6	6
Pace American	JC6X12SI2	12	6	6

Trailer Weight Capacity

Brand	Model	Weight Capacity (lbs)	Axle Type	Brake Type
Carry-On	4x8CG	1,500	Single	No
PJ Trailers	U6	2,995	Single	No
Big Tex Trailers	35SA	2,995	Single	No
Aluma	8612T	3,500	Single	Yes
Diamond C	FMAX210	15,900	Tandem	Electric/Hydraulic
Featherlite	1610	2,990	Single	No
Wells Cargo	RFV714T2	3,500	Single	Yes
Haulmark	PPT7X14DT2	7,000	Tandem	Electric
Look Trailers	STLC6X12SI2	3,500	Single	No
Pace American	JC6X12SI2	2,990	Single	No

 

In general, a 4′ x 8′ trailer is a popular size for transporting golf carts. This size should accommodate most standard golf carts, and it’s easy to maneuver on the road. However, if you have a larger golf cart or need to transport multiple carts, you may want to consider a larger trailer.