Toy Hauler Fifth Wheels for Sale in AZ and ID

The Difference Between a Bumper Pull Toy Hauler and a Fifth Wheel Toy Hauler

Bumper pull and fifth wheel toy haulers have large garage door openings that allows you to carry dirt bikes, ATVs, motorcycles and other on- and off-road toys. We've provided a breakdown of what each type of toy hauler offers.

Bumper Pull Toy Hauler Garage

The bumper pull toy hauler is a travel trailer with an open-concept interior called the garage. You may also add a bunk room, kitchen, bath and seating area. The key features of the bumper pull toy hauler include:

Hitch: Secured over the tow vehicle's weight distribution bumper hitch
Length: Between 19 and 36 feet
Weight: Between 3,500 and 6,300 pounds

The following is a general guideline for trailer weights and vehicle capacities.

Small travel trailer: Mid-size SUVs and small pickup trucks (less than 25 feet and weighing up to 3,500 pounds)
Large travel trailer: Full-size SUVs and 1/2-ton pickup trucks (greater than 25 feet with a weight of 6,300 pounds)

Fifth Wheel Toy Hauler

A fifth wheel includes the open garage area, but it's larger than a travel trailer and offers greater amenities, such as a dedicated bedroom area and high-end finishes.

Hitch: Requires a jaw hitch mounted inside the truck bed
Length: Between 27 and 38 feet
Weight: Between 9,000 and 12,000 pounds

Typical towing requirements include the following:

Small fifth wheel: A 3/4-ton pickup to handle up to 35 feet and 9,000 pounds
Large fifth wheel: Longer than 35 feet and weighing up to 12,000 pounds requires a 1-ton pickup

What to Look for When Buying a Fifth Wheel Toy Hauler

• Consider the following components to help ensure your comfort and the protection of the toys:
• Comprehensive insulation, including reflective foil insulation or high-density foam for four-season use
• Central heating
• Heated water tanks
• Living space finishes