RV Trailer Towing

RV Shipping Service

When your home-away-from-home needs a tow home…

Trust the experts at ShipLux!

RV trailers offer an efficient and economical way to travel the country while keeping a feeling of home-sweet-home. While some recreational vehicles are legitimate motorhomes with powerful engines, many RV options are trailers designed to be towed by a heavy-duty truck. From tiny popup campers to massive fifth wheels, RVs offer a variety of ways for you to be at home on the road. RV trailer towing requires a vehicle with ample hauling power and an appropriate trailer hitch. While that might seem simple at first glance, even a minor miscalculation can mean an expensive disaster. The diversity of RV trailer options translates into an array of trailer hitches. Whether pulling a tiny A-line camper with a bumper pull receiver hitch or a lavish fifth wheel that could stretch the capability of a one-ton dually truck, trust the logistics experts at ShipLux with your RV trailer transport. We have the knowledge and experience to make your RV trailer towing transport hassle-free from start to finish.

Start by contacting the logistics experts at ShipLux. Your experienced agent will ask you about your RV trailer to determine the best solution for your unique needs. Your dedicated agent will start by asking you for some simple information about your RV trailer, including the type of trailer, dimensions, and condition. You tell us where you prefer pickup and delivery and what timeline you need for the transport, and then let us do the rest. From planning the route to securing the permits, we have you covered. It’s our hassle-free guarantee. The experienced professionals at ShipLux are licensed and insured logistics experts familiar with every trailer hitch variety. Trailer towing hitches fall into different categories, each with its own properties. Receiver hitches are the most common and can be attached to almost any vehicle. These hitches include a hollow tube that connects different towing accessories with minimal modification to the vehicle. However, the carrying capacity varies according to the class of the receiving hitch. Towing a small RV like a teardrop or popup camper requires a minimum of a Class 2 receiver trailer hitch. Generally, RV trailer towing demands more. Some RV trailer towing options, such as the pintle hitch, work with heavier-duty tow hitch receivers. A pintle hitch is simple but strong, using a hook and ring to secure the tow load. Gooseneck and fifth wheel hitches are similar to the connection methods used in tractor-trailer couplings and are commonly used in industrial and agricultural settings.

The diversity of RV trailer options and the available array of trailer towing hitches can feel dizzying. Knowing that even a minor mistake could have costly consequences can make it hard to find someone you can trust to complete your RV trailer towing transport. Fortunately, ShipLux has the solution. We know what works, so you never have to worry. Whether your RV needs a fifth wheel hitch, pintle hook, gooseneck, or bumper pull, ShipLux has the knowledge and experience to get it done right. From a single popup camper to a fleet of Class A motorhomes, ShipLux is your shipping solution. Our honest, transparent pricing and proprietary 24/365 communication system mean you never have to deal with unpleasant surprises. With ShipLux, Premium Service isn’t extra. It’s our business model.

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Trailer Types: Open vs Enclosed Shipping

Open shipping is easier to schedule and more economical than enclosed, making it the perfect choice for shipping a daily driver. We have a wide variety of open-style trailers to suit your shipping needs. While you may need to give your vehicle a wash after delivery, our meticulous attention to detail means that any open vehicle transportation is handled with Premium Service from start to finish.

Open Shipping

Enclosed trailers ensure the ultimate protection from the elements. With many trailer styles to choose from, we offer enclosed shipping for a wide range of vehicle shipments. Every enclosed vehicle shipment comes with the White Glove Treatment, meaning your vehicle will arrive in exactly the same condition it left.

Enclosed Shipping