i just looking for some opinions on month or season and what day of week to look at enclosed trailers

 

Things usually go on sale after the season ends. ATVs don't have a season for some people, but a lot of people put their toys away after Labor day weekend. If the price doesn't come down then, check after snowmobile season, if there is one.

 

When your talking enclosed utility trailers or V-nose trailers, I really don't think there is much of a "season" for them.

V-nose trailers can be used for ATVs, snowmobiles, bikes, utilty, etc.... In short, it can be used for so much, there really isn't a specific season for it. Actually, if you own snowmbiles and ATVs or bikes, this is the best trailer to get as it will fit all your needs for the entire year.

A square nose utility usually only has the single door in the back. Typically a bad trailer for snowmobiles, but works good for ATVs, bikes, land scaping, car hauling (depending on the GVWS), etc... Might be able to get a better deal on this type of trailer in the winter, but it is still a gamble as people us them to store their toys in them for winter use. In short, they are still desirable in the off-season as well.

If your shopping new, wait until the Dealer has a huge selection of them. When a Dealer has a ton of them on their lot, they want to sell them to get some of their money back. When their inventory is low, they usually deal less. When buying used, just compare the prices and buy what seems to be the best deal.

Also, best deal, doesn't mean cheapest price. Sometimes a higher priced trailer might be the better deal. Aluminum frame verses steel frame, electric brakes verses no brakes, GVWs, how many doors (greasable hinges?), roof vents, condition, etc...

The best advice I can give you, is buy the correct trailer the first time. If you have an idea of what you want/need and than start compromising due to price or availability, you will find yourself wanting the trailer that you originally had in mind. It is much cheaper to buy it once than to keep trading it in until you get what you wanted originally.

Mike.

 

thats ok guys. im planing on talking to some trailer manufactures first see which one can give me what want in a trailer. im really interested the American hauler camper package just got to get a email on what sizes it comes in.
its very true it better to get what you want then whats the best deal.
to build a cost afective toyhauler is my goal

 

There are so many bank repo's right now would be a good time. The last day of the month is when most salesman make the best deal since they are trying to hit their numbers and the banks charge flooring cost on the first of the month