Search 108 Trailers for Sale in Tulsa, OK

Trailers for Sale in Tulsa, OK

Our store sits on West 41st Street in Tulsa, just south of the Arkansas River and inside the I-44 and US-75 junction - which is to say it is quick to reach whether you are coming down US-169 from Owasso, across the Broken Arrow Expressway, or up from Sapulpa and Glenpool. Factory-direct pricing, over 100 models in stock, and 25+ years of doing only this.

Green Country asks a lot of a trailer. Summers run hot and humid, spring brings hail and straight-line wind, and an ice storm can hand every tree crew in the metro three weeks of work overnight. The models we keep on the Tulsa lot are chosen with that in mind.

Enclosed Cargo Trailers

The busiest category on our lot, and the one where the Interstate name matters most. TrailersPlus is the only retail seller of Interstate Trailers, built on the DuraFrame steel framework with.024" aluminum siding standard and.030" available. Steel frame, aluminum skin - that combination is what separates these from the aluminum-framed trailers you will be quoted elsewhere. The why Interstate page covers the build in detail.

Who buys them here: electricians and plumbers working the Broken Arrow and Bixby subdivisions, HVAC crews chasing an Oklahoma August, aviation tooling contractors near the maintenance base who need a locked box rather than an open deck, and finish carpenters who would rather not explain to a customer why the trim got rained on. A 6x12 covers a single operator. A 7x16 gives a two-person crew room to work inside with the doors shut.

Browse the current enclosed cargo trailers at our Tulsa store to see what is on the ground this week.

Dump Trailers

Tulsa sits on red clay and rock, and both are heavier than they look. Dump trailers here are built with floors and walls in 10-gauge steel - genuinely steel, not skinned - lifting under hydraulic power on a handheld control, with its own housed battery kept charged by the tow vehicle.

The demand is steady and occasionally enormous. Excavation and concrete crews load rock year round. Landscape outfits move soil and gravel through the Jenks and Owasso build-out. And after the ice comes through, limb and debris hauling becomes the only job anyone in the metro is doing. A 6x10 or 6x12 handles most of it; a 7x14 is the one crews buy when they stop wanting to make two trips.

See what is available in dump trailers in Tulsa.

Equipment Trailers

Northeast Oklahoma runs on machines that have to get somewhere. Energy service companies move pumps and compressors. The industrial corridor out toward Catoosa and the Port moves anything that will fit on a deck. Ranching operations in Osage County move tractors and implements across a lot of open ground.

Our equipment trailers pair a wide deck with stand-up ramps and a tandem rating sized to the machine rather than to a brochure. If you are unsure whether your truck suits the load, drive it up here and someone will go over the hitch and the wiring with you.

Current stock is listed under equipment trailers at our Tulsa location.

Utility and Landscape Trailers

Open deck, mesh or solid sides, and the trailer most people in the metro end up owning first. Mowing crews working Midtown and south Tulsa, homeowners in Sand Springs hauling brush, and anyone moving a mower, a pallet, or half a load of mulch. Less capable than a dump when the load is heavy, but easier to load from the side and cheaper to keep.

Have a look at the utility trailers in Tulsa currently in stock.

Car Haulers, Tilt Decks, and ATV Trailers

Route 66 runs through this town and the car culture came with it. Between the cruise nights, the swap meets, and Tulsa Raceway Park, we sell a steady number of open and enclosed haulers to people who care a great deal about what happens to the car in transit.

Tilt decks solve the low-clearance loading problem - the deck pivots to the ground so a scissor lift or a lowered car goes straight on without ramp angle drama. And for side-by-sides headed to Turkey Mountain trailheads or out toward Keystone and Skiatook, we stock both open decks and enclosed models with the ramp and tie-down setup that actually suits a UTV.

Financing and Rent-to-Own

Financing runs through Sheffield Financial and RockSolid Funding, with fixed rates and no early payoff penalty. Rent-to-Own is handled by C3 Rentals with no hard credit check, which is the route a lot of newer contractors take when the trailer needs to start earning before the paperwork catches up.

Parts and Service in Tulsa

Trailer repair is one of the most-searched things about this store, so to be plain about it: there is a parts counter and a service bay at the 41st Street store, we service trailers we did not sell, and the trailer you buy here gets looked after here. Every new trailer includes two complimentary 40-point safety inspections at 12 and 24 months. Lights, bearings, brakes, couplers, jacks, ramps, tires - if something is not right, bring it in.

Nationally we are 92 locations, over 11,900 trailers, and a 4.8 rating from more than 10,000 reviews. About 95% of the weight of a TrailersPlus trailer is sourced in the USA.

Visit the Tulsa Lot

Trailers photograph badly and measure abstractly. Interior height, deck width, how a ramp feels under load - five minutes standing next to two of them settles questions a spec sheet will not. We are on West 41st Street, and the coffee is not good but it is free.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Tulsa store?

1030 W 41st St, Tulsa, OK 74107 - west Tulsa, south of the river, close to where I-44 meets US-75. Straightforward from Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs, and Sapulpa, and an easy run in from Claremore or Muskogee.

What is on the lot right now?

Over 100 models at any given time, weighted toward enclosed cargo and dump because that is what Green Country buys. Stock turns, so the Tulsa inventory listings are more current than anything we could print here.

Why does Interstate come up so often?

Because you cannot buy one anywhere else at retail. Interstate is described as America’s number one brand in cargo trailers, built on a DuraFrame steel frame with aluminum siding over it. If you are comparing our quote against an aluminum-framed trailer, the frames are not equivalent.

Which trailer handles storm cleanup?

A dump, and it is not close. Limb and debris work means loading heavy and unloading fast, repeatedly. A 6x12 suits a homeowner or small crew clearing a property; a 7x14 is what outfits buy when they are running the same street for a week.

Can I get financing or Rent-to-Own?

Yes to both. Sheffield Financial and RockSolid Funding handle financing at fixed rates with no early payoff penalty. Rent-to-Own runs through C3 Rentals and involves no hard credit check.

What happens after I buy it?

Two complimentary 40-point safety inspections at 12 and 24 months, plus a parts counter and service bay on site in Tulsa. Anything you are unsure about - bearings, brake adjustment, a light that flickers - is worth having checked during one of those inspections rather than guessed at.