Trailers

Towable Solutions That Keep Your Project Moving

Holt of California has provided comprehensive equipment solutions since 1931. Whether you need to move heavy equipment or transport bulk materials, reliable trailers are the backbone of a mobile jobsite. We update our listings regularly to provide high-capacity, road-ready rental trailers from trusted manufacturers.

Our expert staff develops rental agreements tailored to your time frame, whether it’s a day, a week, a month or longer. Our technicians also provide responsive support throughout your rental period to ensure operations run smoothly.

Browse Our Rental Trailer Fleet

We have an ample inventory of trailers to handle high-demand projects with ease and efficiency, including:

• Utility equipment trailers. Our equipment trailer rentals are built to haul various gear, materials and equipment. These models bridge the gap between smaller trailers and heavy-duty equipment haulers. They keep tools and materials accessible and transportable with better mobility, easier loading and secure on-site storage.

• Vacuum trailers. These specialized trailers are mobile, powerful vacuum systems with large tanks. They provide efficient material removal, sucking up liquids, sludge, dirt and debris from jobsites. They are essential for tasks like industrial cleanup, hydro excavation, septic service and utility location.

• Water trailers. Our water trailers are towable tanks used to transport and distribute water to remote or specific locations. They are used across industries for construction dust control, agricultural irrigation, emergency relief and temporary water supply.

Match the Trailer to Your Vehicle

Correctly matching trailer rentals to your vehicle is key for safety, compliance and protecting your cargo. The unit should be compatible with your vehicle’s specifications and the nature of your load. You should also consider licensing requirements, especially for towing heavy loads over 10,000 pounds. Our team can guide you through your options, ensuring you choose the right model and capacity for your project. 

When choosing a rental trailer, think about your:

• Towing capacity. Consult your owner’s manual and find your vehicle’s towing capacity. This is the maximum weight your vehicle can safely pull and should be greater than the combined weight of the empty trailer and your cargo.

• Hitch compatibility. The hitch on your vehicle must be rated for the weight you plan to tow and match the trailer’s coupler size.

• Breaking systems. Larger trailers often require independent braking systems. Your vehicle must be equipped with a compatible controller to operate these brakes.