Livestock Trailers For Sale near Oklahoma City, OK

A Cimarron livestock trailer that's attached to a truck that's parked on the road
Don't settle when it comes to your livestock; invest in quality-made stock trailers to keep them safe for the whole trip. Luckily, our selection offers trailer designs that are meant to keep your animals at ease. Visit us—your premier trailer dealer.
 

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About Livestock Trailers

Trailering livestock requires more care and a special kind of trailer to ensure your animals will not only get to your destination safely, but less fatigued and happier. After all, a happy animal tends to be a more cooperative animal. When you’re looking for the right livestock trailer, or show trailer, for you, stop by Supreme Trailers Sales and we’ll show you what we have available right now. We proudly serve all patrons.
 

A man leading two horses into a Cimarron livestock trailer.Size Matters

One of the biggest deciding factors you need to consider is the size. First, it needs to fit all the livestock you need to fit in one trip. Think about what kinds of animals you’ll be transporting and how many to figure out how much space they’ll need to all fit and still have some wiggle room. Keep in mind, there are other limits to how big you can go, so try to consider when you’d be willing to turn one big trip into two manageable trips.

For example, you also need to consider the amount of weight you’re hauling. The stock trailer itself has limits, so do a little math to figure out how strong your model needs to be. Your tow vehicle also has limits. Don’t get the biggest trailer for the biggest jobs if your truck doesn’t have the hauling power to handle it. If you’re not sure what your limits are, check out your tow vehicles gross combined weight rating (GCWR). This will tell you the upper limit for the total weight of the towing unit, combining the tow vehicle, trailer, cargo, and passengers. If the weight of your entire unit is at risk of exceeding this limit, then you’ll either need a smaller trailer or a sturdier tow vehicle.
 

A Cimaron Prostar livestock trailer parked in a driveway with its side door open.Safety

The weight concerns are both to maintain efficiency and stay safe on the road. An overloaded truck or trailer creates a sway risk and a road hazard, which not only puts you in danger, but also other commuters. There are other ways you can ensure you’re safely using your livestock show trailer, like performing a thorough inspection of the models you look at to check for signs it may have seen better days. This can be especially important for pre-owned models.

When you hitch your trailer, make sure all safety chains and mechanisms are properly in place and give a final inspection before hitting the road. Taking these extra few moments for safety can go a long way in protecting you, your cargo, your passengers, and other commuters.

 
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