Stacker Trailers

Millennium Trailers offers a variety of stacker trailers for sale, including convenient ways for you to begin shopping for your new stacker car trailer. Whether you want to Design-Your-Own-Trailer and build to your specs or purchase from our large existing inventory of enclosed stacker trailers, you can engage with us through any of these methods.

General Information about Stacker Trailers

Stackers are haulers of multiple vehicles – they allow loading cars on a lower and upper deck. These trailers include a lift, which raises cars to the upper level. Stacker trailers come in both gooseneck and bumper pull models. Bumper pull models generally allow for 2 cars, while the gooseneck models can hold as many as 3 cars. Most stacker trailers come with tie down systems, finished interior and cabinets. Pulling stacker trailers requires large motor homes, semi-truck, Ford F-650s or Chevy 6500. These trailers are an ideal product for transporting multiple cars in an enclosed trailer. We offer custom stacker trailers that are built to order.

Millennium Trailers offers multiple brands to service our client’s needs. We offer goose neck, fifth wheel and bumper pull stacker trailers. All are enclosed stacker trailers.

You can also browse our stacker trailers for sale. We offer for sale aluminum stacker trailers, similar to an ATC stacker trailer or Intech stacker trailer.

Common Options for Stacker Trailers

Most options that are in a normal trailer are also available in stacker trailers. Generally, these trailers have triple torsion axles. Torsion axles provide better performance. For cosmetic purposes, you may choose an exterior without fasteners. A power assist tongue jack, either electric or hydraulic, is recommended due to the significant weight of a stacker enclosed trailer when loaded, making a standard jack difficult to turn. Our inventory often includes sale stacker trailers, catering to various needs.

Other options that are common are generators, 110v electrical packages, cabinets, ramp extensions to load vehicles with low clearance and electric winches. There are hundreds of options and the best way to get the combinations of stacker trailers is to speak with a Millennium Trailer’s design specialist.

Stacker Trailers Lift Options

Stacker Trailers Internal Lift

The most common lift type in stacker trailers is a Stinger lift. Stinger lifts come in 6 sizes: 10 feet, 13 feet, 14 feet, 16 feet, 18 feet, 24 feet. Lifts are powder coated and designed for cars and heavy use. The lift is available with 6,000# capacity or #4,000 capacity. A 12V systems drives the lift vertically. When fully raised, the lift allows for 80″ clearance and has Drings to a tie down a car. The lift is a great and economical way to lift cars up and stack them in a trailer.

Here are examples of stinger lift:

Stacker Trailers Lift Gates

Lift gates are mechanical devices that lay flat on the ground, allowing the user to drive the car onto the lift. The lift raises and the car is either driven or winched onto the upper or lower deck. The lift gate generally weighs less and is more desirable than a lift inside the trailer. Choosing the best lift for you can change the functionality and usability. Give this area serious consideration.

Bard Unit Air Conditioning

Due to the added height of a stacker trailer, roof mounted air conditioners are not feasible because this added height could make the trailer unable to clear bridge underpasses. A BARD A/C is the type of air conditioner needed for a stacker trailer. Bard manufactures these A/C units. The units can put out a tremendous amount of cold air, but also require a significant amount of power. A Bard unit can easily consume over 7kw of generator power, so running a unit like this requires a 12kw-20kw generator. For specific information, please contact Millennium Trailers and we can provide expert advice.

Bumper Pull Stacker Trailer

Stacker trailers normally have an extended tongue, an electric jack and a battery mounted on the front if it is a bumper pull. Normally, bumper pull stacker trailers will utilize longer tongues because they are towed by diesel motorhomes. However, not all diesel motorhomes can pull a stacker trailer and you should contact the motorhome dealer or manufacturer to ensure your tow rig is safe.

Stacker Trailers with Living Quarters

For those interested in stacker trailers with living quarters, this section describes our ability to custom design a stacker trailer to include full living quarters, lounges, bathrooms, and sleeping arrangements for a large crew, illustrating the versatility and customization options of our enclosed stacker trailers.