Just curious what people tow their evo's with these days. Might be interested in getting a trailer here in a couple months, but interested in what people use.

Sooo, dont be shy snap some pictures of your evo hauler!! lol

This even means you big dogs with the 8/9/10 second evo's , time attack evos, show evos, and any other form

thanks!





P.s

Please list name of trailer and maybe dimensions? if you dont mind

 

i guess no one trailers an evo

 

I wish i had a trailer, does that count.

http://tommystrailers.com

here is a good place to get an aluminum trailer, wish I had the money for one of these.

 

All Evos are "Street Driven" and "Daily Driver" evos...

 

Some of these trailers don't make sense to me, well I'm speaking from my Uhaul experience but even in this pic above it looksl like the front door would hit the wheel well of the trailer. I have to climb out of my window in my RSX with the car trailer that I got from Uhaul.

 

True that, but if you take your time to open the door carefully and get in there without rushing it, I see no problem of getting inside the car (unless your a fatass of course *no offense* ).

 

if you notice in that last picture those are removable, you take it off, pull on trailer, get out then put back on. Repeat steps to back off.

 

how much do these things run? 2-3k? I'm diggin BlackTrack's trailor.

 

thats a nice ^*$ trailer

 

I'm not sure if the Uhaul trailors are that "High Tech" but if I'm ever in the lot I'll check it out to see if the fenders are removable. And no offense to the Fatass comment above, I'm a lil chubby but definately not a fatass....

 

ive had to use a uhaul trailer before. Not for the evo though. Any way the fenders have little straps on them. Undo the strap and they fold down.

 

Thats a badass trailer!

 

Yeah thats a high-dollar trailer I bet.

 

hard enought for me to afford a evo, let alone a trailor lol

 

A good trailer will hold its value better than your car, so it's not a bad investment. I just bought an aluminum open trailer. After months of looking for a used one and getting fed up with how high the resale values were, I just paid the extra $1000 and got a new one. Figure $4000-6000 for an aluminum trailer depending on the construction of the trailer. Wider, longer, lower, and lighter add to the pricetag. If you don't have a need for an aluminum trailer, you can get a good steel one for $1500-2000. Enclosed steel are $6000+ and enclosed aluminum are...well, if you have to ask...