12' 10 yard trailer
- Pintle
- 5500
- 7x12x4
- assembled
- 1980
- assembled
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Rent dump trailers, utility trailers, car haulers, and enclosed trailers from neighbors in Flint, MI and across Genesee County. Flexible pickup, fair pricing, and trailers ready when you need them.

In Flint and the surrounding industrial corridor, trailers move a lot of work. Contractors regularly rent dump trailers for demolition debris, concrete scraps, and site cleanup. Homeowners use utility trailers for landscaping projects, yard waste, and moving supplies during renovations. Auto enthusiasts and small repair shops depend on car haulers to transport vehicles safely. Enclosed trailers are popular for protecting valuable equipment, tools, and inventory during transport or storage. Landscapers rent regularly after seasonal storms to haul brush and fallen branches. Construction crews use utility trailers to stage materials at job sites. Moving day is another common rental, whether you're hauling furniture to a new place or consolidating garage contents. Local small businesses rent trailers to move inventory between locations or for vendor events. Many folks also rent when clearing out estates, transporting bulk purchases, or handling unexpected hauling needs around the property.
Pickup works directly with the trailer owner, so you'll coordinate the time and location that suits both of you, often within hours of booking. Most owners in the Flint area offer convenient home or business pickups, and many will deliver if that works better for your job. Before you tow, make sure your vehicle's hitch class matches the trailer weight and tongue weight. A Class II hitch typically handles smaller utility and enclosed trailers, while Class III or higher is needed for loaded dump trailers and car haulers. Check that your hitch ball diameter matches the coupler (usually 1 7/8 or 2 5/16 inches), and verify your vehicle's towing capacity in the owner's manual. Electrical connections matter too, so confirm whether the trailer uses a 4-pin, 7-pin, or 6-pin connector and that your vehicle has the right wiring. Many owners will walk you through the hookup, but knowing these basics beforehand saves time and keeps towing safe.


Daily rates in Flint typically run from $40 to $60 for small utility trailers, $60 to $90 for larger utilities and enclosed trailers, $100 to $180 for dump trailers, and $100 to $150 for car haulers. Weekly and weekend discounts are common when you book longer, bringing your per-day cost down noticeably. Every rental includes the NT Protect protection package, which covers accidental damage to the trailer along with theft and vandalism during your rental period. Rates depend on the specific trailer, demand, and how long you need it, so comparing options on Neighbors Trailer helps you find the best fit for your budget and job timeline.
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