Basic Carson Features & Specs

Everyone needs something to haul their toys and the two main things that determine what kind of toyhauler you choose are the type of toys you own and how much you have in your budget.

Carson Trailers has done an exceptional job developing toyhaulers for every toy and every budget. Starting with their motorcycle trailers, they have changed from the old three-rail style trailers to a flatbed with recessed rails, tons of tie-downs, full size tires and a ramp for loading. If you’re in the market for a flatbed trailer, their smallest will carry equipment the size of a lawnmower and their largest as big as heavy equipment. And they have just about every size in between that you could possibly need.

Carson also offers the "racer" enclosed trailer in a wide variety of sizes with a dovetail rear that can accommodate toys as big as full size cars. Carson’s Fun Runner and Titan line-up cover the needs of many first time buyers with the $7,100 starting price and the fact that you can pull them with a half-ton tow vehicle. If you step up just a little from the base model you find yourself in a very well laid out, highly functional trailer that will cover the needs of the entire family and it doesn’t cost much more than a new quad.

Carson has trailers for people looking to upgrade to larger rigs, too. The triple axle front bedroom has one of the best designs for the sleeper with an extra large entrance for easy access. Their fifth wheel models are available from 32’ all the way up to 48’ with enough room for long travel cars, etc.

They have also introduced a new line up called Carrera. These are more of a custom enclosed version of a toyhauler with the serious enthusiast in mind. They have steel sides, all the amenities of a factory tohauler with the look and hauling capacity of a professional race trailer.

Now here’s the part we really like...OPTIONS! Carson lets you choose from eleven different exterior colors, five interior cabinet finishes, four floor color options, and five different fabrics for the interior. They also have a bay window option that works great for those places where the view is important. Some of the other options you can choose from are fuel pump stations, chrome rims, graphics, and of course, generators.

Here's the bottom line, Carson Trailers has a huge line up of options for hauling your toys, not to mention the construction, landscape, and utility trailers. Check out some of the rigs in this feature and if you see something that might work for you, give the folks at Carson Trailer a call. They can be reached at (310) 516-6046 or you can visit them online at www.carsontrailer.com. - THM