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Looking for the cheapest enclosed trailers without guessing what you’re giving up? You’re in the right place. “Cheapest” shouldn’t mean flimsy—your best value comes from choosing the right size, the right axle setup, and only the upgrades you actually need.
At Make My Trailer, we help you price the smartest, most affordable enclosed cargo trailer configuration for your use—then you can order with confidence and pick up factory-direct in Georgia.
Want the fastest path to the best price? Start with a starter size (4x6, 5x8, 6x10, 6x12) and tell us what you’re hauling. We’ll help you keep cost low while making sure the trailer still does the job safely.
The cheapest enclosed trailer is the one that meets your needs at the lowest total cost, not just the lowest sticker price.
Here’s how most buyers keep the price down without regretting it later:
Buy the right size (not oversized “just in case”) so you’re not paying for empty space.
Choose a single axle configuration when your loads are light to moderate.
Keep standard interior height unless you truly need extra headroom or stacked cargo.
Pick the door style that matches your cargo (ramp doors are great for rolling equipment; barn doors can be a simpler, budget-friendly option for basic loading).
Skip non-essential upgrades and spend only where it matters (lighting, tires, basic weather resistance, secure latch quality).
If you’re not sure where to start, tell us what you’ll haul (tools, boxes, a motorcycle, small business gear, etc.) and how often you’ll tow. We’ll guide you to the most affordable enclosed trailer that still feels like a smart purchase.
Choosing the right size is the #1 way to get an affordable enclosed trailer. Below are the most common “best value” starter sizes buyers compare when shopping for cheap enclosed trailers.
A 4x6 is often the entry point into enclosed cargo. It’s compact, easy to store, and a great match for lighter hauling, weekend gear, and basic secure storage.
The 5x8 is a common “sweet spot” for buyers who want noticeably more usable room without moving into a much larger towing footprint.
A 6x10 can be a smart value size if you haul regularly and want more floor space for organizing tools, equipment, or inventory.
If you’re routinely hauling bulkier loads, a 6x12 can deliver a better “cost per square foot” value—especially if you keep the build simple and avoid unnecessary add-ons.
Tip: If your goal is “cheapest,” pick your likely size first—then decide on axle, doors, and only the upgrades that protect the cargo and keep towing safe.
If you’re trying to buy the cheapest enclosed cargo trailer, focus on the biggest price drivers:
Size (width and length): more material and weight increases cost.
Axle setup (single vs tandem): tandem axles add cost but can improve stability and capacity.
Front shape (V-nose vs flat front): V-nose can add cost but may help space/use and towing feel.
Door type: ramp door vs barn doors can change price and usability.
Brakes / axle rating: higher-rated running gear and brakes typically cost more.
Interior height: extra height adds material and can add weight.
Ventilation and moisture control: important for storage trailers and humid climates.
Lighting and electrical upgrades: LED lighting and interior lighting can improve function and safety.
When you’re comparing cheap enclosed trailers for sale, make sure you’re comparing equivalent configurations—same axle setup, similar door style, similar height—so you’re not “price shopping” apples vs oranges.
If you’re going for the cheapest option, these are the features you should still prioritize because they affect safety, durability, and long-term satisfaction:
Solid build basics: quality steel frame construction and sound assembly matter more than flashy upgrades.
Weather resistance: even basic weather protection helps keep cargo safe and prevents premature wear.
Functional, secure doors and latches: cheap hardware becomes a headache fast.
Lighting for safety: trailer lighting should be reliable and road-ready (LED lights are a common value upgrade).
Floor and wall practicality: choose materials that match your use (contractors often prefer simple, durable interiors that can take wear).
Tie-down options: basic cargo control is a huge quality-of-life upgrade.
If you tell us your cargo type and frequency, we’ll help you pick the lowest-cost configuration that still feels like a trailer you can trust.
Buying used can be cheaper upfront, but it depends on your risk tolerance and inspection ability.
You find a well-kept trailer with minimal wear
You can inspect floor condition, wall integrity, door sealing, tires, and lights
You don’t need a specific configuration
You want a trailer built for your exact needs (doors, height, axle setup)
You don’t want surprise repairs right away
You want clearer confidence in condition and documentation
If you’re comparing a used trailer that “looks cheap” to a simple new build, make sure you include any immediate fixes (tires, lights, wiring, roof sealing, door alignment) in your math.
If your priority is the cheapest enclosed trailer you can buy with confidence, factory-direct purchasing can help keep costs down because you’re not paying for layers of markup.
With Make My Trailer, you can order the size and configuration you need, keep options simple, and pick up in Georgia so your purchase stays straightforward and cost-effective.
Pickup Location (Georgia):
Make My Trailer LLC
91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA 31535
Here’s the simplest way to keep the price low and still get the right trailer:
Choose your size based on what you’re hauling most often
Select the most budget-friendly configuration (single axle when appropriate, standard height, door style that fits your cargo)
Request a quote (we’ll confirm the build details and the best-value setup)
Finalize the order (and any deposit/financing steps if applicable)
Pick up factory-direct in Douglas, Georgia and get on the road
If you want the cheapest option that still feels “right,” the key is choosing the size and setup around your real cargo—then keeping the build clean and practical.
In most cases, the cheapest enclosed trailer size is one of the compact entry sizes (often 4x6 or 5x8). The best choice depends on what you’ll haul—if you buy too small, you may outgrow it quickly and end up spending more later.
Prices vary widely by size, axle setup, door style, and build options. The lowest cost will typically come from a smaller, standard-height trailer with a simple configuration. For an accurate number, compare the same size and similar features across quotes.
A single axle enclosed trailer is often the most affordable configuration. It can be a great fit for lighter to moderate cargo when you choose the right size and stay within the trailer’s ratings.
Barn doors can be a simpler option for basic loading and may help keep cost down. Ramp doors are popular for rolling equipment (like carts or motorcycles) because loading is easier. The cheapest “best” choice depends on what you’re hauling.
A V-nose can be a worthwhile upgrade for some buyers because it may improve usable space and towing feel. If budget is the priority, start with the right size first—then consider V-nose if it fits your use case.
Enclosed trailer weight varies by size and configuration. The most reliable approach is: pick your size and build options first, then confirm the trailer’s empty weight and rating for that specific build before towing.
If you’re trying to buy the cheapest enclosed trailer while keeping payments manageable, ask about available financing or deposit options when you request your quote.
If you want a cheap enclosed trailer for sale that still feels like a smart buy, tell us:
what you’re hauling
your preferred size (or what you’re deciding between)
whether you need a ramp door or barn doors
how often you’ll tow
We’ll help you dial in the most affordable configuration and get you set up for Georgia pickup.
Make My Trailer LLC
91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA 31535
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Pickup Address:
91 Harvey Vickers Road, Douglas, GA, 31535
