Enclosed Trailers in Tennessee (Factory-Direct & Custom Built)

If you’re searching for enclosed trailers in Tennessee, you’re usually looking for two things: secure, weather-protected cargo space and a trailer setup that actually fits what you haul (not just whatever happens to be sitting on a lot). At Make My Trailer, we help Tennessee buyers order new enclosed cargo trailers with the size and configuration they need—then pick up factory-direct in Douglas, Georgia.

Whether you’re hauling tools, equipment, motorcycles, event gear, or mobile inventory, an enclosed trailer gives you protection from rain, sun, and road debris—plus an extra layer of security when you’re parked at a job site or storing gear overnight.

Fast next step: Request a quote and tell us what you’re hauling, your preferred size, and the door setup you want. We’ll help you build the right enclosed trailer for your needs.

Factory-Direct Enclosed Trailers for Tennessee Buyers

Many “enclosed trailers for sale in Tennessee” pages are basically inventory lists. That can be helpful if you want something today and you’re willing to compromise on size or features.

Our approach is different: we focus on factory-direct ordering so you can choose a configuration that makes sense for how you’ll actually use the trailer.

Why Tennessee customers buy factory-direct:

• You choose the setup (door style, size, height, upgrades)

• Better fit for your use (contractors, hauling, storage, powersports)

• Clear pickup process from a single location (Douglas, GA)

How the Order Process Works (Quote → Build → Pickup)

Here’s how most Tennessee orders are completed:

1. Request a quote (tell us your size + how you’ll use the trailer)

2. Choose your configuration (axle, doors, height, upgrades)

3. Trailer enters the build schedule (timing can vary by season and configuration)

4. Get notified when it’s ready

5. Pick up in Douglas, Georgia and complete the remaining balance at pickup

This step-by-step clarity is important because it removes guesswork and helps you buy confidently—especially if you’re comparing multiple enclosed trailer dealers or lots.

Choose the Right Enclosed Trailer Type (Based on What You Haul)

The “best” enclosed trailer in Tennessee is the one that gets used constantly without feeling too small, too heavy, or awkward to load.

Enclosed cargo trailers for general hauling and storage

A standard enclosed cargo trailer is ideal if you want a secure space for:

• Boxes, inventory, and deliveries

• Tools and equipment

• Event gear and pop-up setups

• Household moves (depending on size)

Contractor / service trailers

If your trailer is a mobile workspace, you’ll want:

• Easy access (side door placement matters)

• Practical interior height

• Tie-down options or track systems for organization

Motorcycle / ATV hauling

If you’re loading rolling equipment, prioritize:

• Rear ramp door (for easy loading)

• Tie-down points

• A size that allows safe clearance and positioning

V-nose vs. flat front

A V-nose enclosed trailer can help with:

• A bit of extra front interior space

• Potentially smoother towing feel (varies by setup and load)

Popular Enclosed Trailer Sizes for Tennessee

Size selection is where most buyers either love their trailer for years—or regret the purchase.

Here are common size starting points (and what they’re typically best for):

5x8 enclosed trailers

Great for light hauling, small storage needs, and easier towing/parking.

6x10 enclosed trailers

A strong all-around option if you want more room without jumping to a longer footprint.

6x12 enclosed trailers

One of the most versatile sizes for tools, equipment, small business use, and powersports.

7x14 and larger

Best if you haul multiple machines, larger equipment, or need more interior room for commercial use.

If you’re unsure, tell us what you’re hauling (and the approximate dimensions). We’ll point you toward a size that fits without overbuying.

Customization Options That Matter Most

Enclosed trailers look similar online—until you start using one every week. Configuration choices make a huge difference in real life.

Rear door style: ramp door vs. barn doors

• Ramp door: best for rolling equipment (mowers, motorcycles, carts)

• Barn doors: simple access for general loading and lighter cargo

Side door placement and access

A side door makes a big difference when:

• You’re parked close to a wall or another vehicle

• You need quick access to tools without opening the rear

Interior height options

If you plan to:

• Stand inside the trailer

• Stack cargo

• Add interior storage
  …extra height can be a smart upgrade.

Axle choice: single axle vs. tandem axle

• Single axle: simpler, lighter, often easier to maneuver

• Tandem axle: added stability and typically better for heavier or more frequent hauling

Ventilation, lighting, and daily-use upgrades

Common practical upgrades include:

• Roof vents to reduce heat/moisture buildup

• Improved lighting for early/late work hours

• Tie-down points or track systems for cargo control

• Extra durability add-ons depending on your use case

Your best configuration depends on what you haul, how often you load/unload, and whether the trailer doubles as secure storage.

Weight, GVWR, and Towing Basics (What You Actually Need to Know)

Instead of hunting for one magic weight number, think in three layers:

1. Empty trailer weight (varies by construction and options)

2. GVWR (maximum rated trailer weight when loaded)

3. Real-world cargo (what you’ll actually put inside)

Because enclosed trailers can be built in different configurations, the smartest approach is: choose your configuration first, then confirm the exact specs (empty weight, GVWR, axle rating) for that specific build.

Safe towing reminders:

• Confirm your vehicle’s tow rating and payload

• Use the correct hitch setup and balance tongue weight

• Allow extra stopping distance and wider turns when loaded

• Keep your trailer lighting and braking equipment DOT-compliant

If you’re not sure what your vehicle can handle, confirm towing capacity before choosing upgrades that add weight (extra height, heavy-duty options, etc.).

Pickup or Delivery Options for Tennessee

We serve Tennessee buyers statewide—including Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Murfreesboro, and beyond.

Pickup (Factory-Direct)

Pickup Address:
Make My Trailer LLC
91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA 31535

Pickup is a great option if you want the cleanest handoff and a straightforward process.

Delivery (when available)

If you need delivery, ask when requesting your quote. Delivery availability and cost can depend on:

• Trailer size and configuration

• Scheduling and route planning

• Your location in Tennessee

Pricing and How to Get a Quote

Pricing for enclosed trailers in Tennessee varies based on:

• Size (length/width/height)

• Axle configuration

• Door style and upgrades

The fastest way to get accurate pricing is to request a quote with your desired build specs. Tell us:

• What you’re hauling (and approximate dimensions)

• Your preferred size range

• Ramp door vs. barn doors

• Any must-have upgrades (height, vents, tie-downs, etc.)

Frequently Asked Questions — Enclosed Trailers Tennessee

What size enclosed trailer should I buy in Tennessee?

Start with what you’re hauling (including dimensions). A 5x8 can work for light hauling, while 6x10 and 6x12 are common “do-it-all” sizes. If your needs are commercial or growing, compare 7x14 and larger.

Do you deliver enclosed trailers to Nashville, Memphis, or Knoxville?

Delivery can be possible depending on scheduling and the trailer build. The best way to confirm is to request a quote and include your city.

Ramp door vs. barn doors — which should I choose?

Choose a ramp door for rolling equipment (mowers, motorcycles, carts). Choose barn doors for simple loading, lighter cargo, and a straightforward rear opening.

How long does it take to build a custom enclosed trailer?

Build times vary by season and workload. Once you request a quote and finalize your configuration, you’ll receive timing expectations and updates until the trailer is ready.

Single axle vs. tandem axle — what’s better?

Single axle setups can be simpler and easier to maneuver. Tandem axle setups typically provide more stability and are often preferred for heavier or frequent hauling. The right answer depends on your load and use pattern.

Where is pickup located?

Pickup is in Douglas, Georgia at: 91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA 31535.

Ready to Buy an Enclosed Trailer for Tennessee?

If you want an enclosed trailer that actually matches your use—size, doors, axle setup, and upgrades—request a quote today. Tell us what you’re hauling and where you’re located in Tennessee, and we’ll help you build the right enclosed trailer and lock in the most efficient pickup (or delivery) plan.