New guy

[Chris McKenna]

HI. I'm Chris McKenna, and I live in southern Florida south of Miami. I'm looking to buy something that I can tow behind my Wrangler. Also to learn a little of the ins-and-outs of small trailering. Thanks!

[Jon in AZ]

Welcome, Chi’s!

Start by reading the towing section of your owner’s manual. Depending on the year and model of your Wrangler, the tow rating could be as low as 2000#. That still gives you access to the smallest 13’ category of molded trailers, which comes in quite a few flavors.

Know that most of them are not really engineered for heavy duty off-road use. However they work well when taken on improved back roads and set up as a base camp for deeper exploration. A few people have renovated and strengthened an older unit with off-road use in mind.

One exception is the GoBE trailer. It’s small and basic, with a thicker shell than many and a robust frame and suspension designed for off-road use.

If you have a four-door Wrangler you have a few more choices up to around 16’.

Best wishes in your trailer search!

[alan H]

Might look at this
As it shows a large number of trailers that have been weighed ( loaded& ready to go) at a fiberglass rally
It might give you some ideas of what to look for

https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/...rld-43010.html

[alan H]

I have a Weiscraft “ little joe”
I believe same molds as the

https://gobecampers.com

We love ours and tow it with a 2010 2 dr wrangler
We live in Colorado and have been all over the Rockies as well as to California and back with our setup

[alan H]

Originally Posted by alan H

I have a Weiscraft “ little joe”
I believe same molds as the

https://gobecampers.com

We love ours and tow it with a 2010 2 dr wrangler
We live in Colorado and have been all over the Rockies as well as to California and back with our setup

http://www.weiscrafttrailers.com/