[TrackClub]

Originally Posted by Move_Over

Yeah my Aluma 20ft was $5200 i don’t see how the D rings will pull out, they are way more stout than anything else I’ve used.

Well, you got one sweet deal, assuming it was a self tilting version. As far as D rings, the issue is they are very wide and it is way to easy for a strap hook to slip sideways on them, cross load them and pull the D ring off its horizontal bar. At least that's what happened to me. This may depend on the angle of the attachment on the car and whether one crosses front straps etc.
Cheers!

[Bluebarchetta]

Before I had my enclosed, I had an open Featherlite, it was Built really well. They guy I sold it to in 2012 is still using it, and it’s going on 20 Yrs old. I have a lot of friends that have R&R Trailers. Open aluminum and they will pretty much build to your spec. Solid build for a reasonable price.

Biggest downsides I’ve noticed with Trailex is they tend to sit a little higher than other trailers and need longer ramps and maybe Race Ramp extensions to work with lower cars. Also, with no center, it’s hard to use them to haul anything else, like a tractor, or if you have to move furniture or large boxes

[Jimbeau11]

Thanks guys!