Key Features of Gooseneck Trailers

• Gooseneck Coupling: A curved front arm that attaches to a ball mounted in the truck bed, providing a tighter turning radius and better weight distribution.

• Heavy-Duty Frames: Built with I-beams, reinforced crossmembers, and heavy-duty steel construction to handle serious weight.

• High Weight Capacities: Most gooseneck trailers have much higher GVWR ratings than standard bumper pulls — perfect for commercial loads.

• Deck Options:

• Flatbed Decks for equipment hauling.

• Deckover Designs for maximum width and flexibility.

• Tilt Decks for easy loading and unloading.

• Dual-Wheel or Single-Wheel Options: Dual wheels on heavy-duty models provide better traction and stability under large loads.

• Integrated Toolboxes: Many goosenecks come with built-in storage boxes under the neck for chains, straps, and gear.

• Optional Hydraulic Jacks: Available on heavier models to make hooking up and unhooking easier.