Wells Cargo Trailers
Built on Decades of Trailer Experience
Wells Cargo has been building enclosed trailers since 1954 and has become one of the most recognized names in the cargo trailer industry. Now part of American Cargo Group, Wells Cargo continues its long-standing focus on durable construction, practical design, and dependable trailers built for work, recreation, transportation, and commercial applications.
With a broad selection of sizes, configurations, and available options, Wells Cargo trailers can be equipped for everything from everyday cargo and equipment hauling to motorcycles, vehicles, motorsports, and specialized commercial use.
Wells Cargo Trailer Lineup
Wells Cargo offers enclosed trailers designed for a wide variety of hauling applications, including:
- Enclosed cargo trailers
- Auto and car hauler trailers
- Motorcycle trailers
- Racing and motorsports trailers
- Snowmobile and ATV trailers
- Aluminum trailers
- Gooseneck configurations
- Commercial and recreational applications
Popular Wells Cargo product lines include FastTrac, Road Force, Wagon HD, MotorTrac, SportTrac, Wagon SS, and Badlander, with different sizes, capacities, features, and configurations available depending on the model.
Why Choose Wells Cargo?
Wells Cargo has built its reputation around dependable trailer construction designed for long-term use. Depending on the model and configuration, Wells Cargo trailers are available with features such as tubular framing, durable flooring and decking, ramp and side-entry doors, LED lighting, multiple tie-down options, and a wide range of factory-installed equipment and upgrades.
From compact enclosed trailers for recreational gear to larger trailers designed for vehicles, equipment, and demanding commercial applications, the Wells Cargo lineup provides solutions for a wide range of hauling needs.
Find the Right Wells Cargo Trailer
Explore the Wells Cargo lineup to compare trailer types, models, sizes, capacities, construction features, and available options. Selecting the right trailer depends on what you plan to haul, required payload capacity, trailer dimensions, tow vehicle capabilities, and the features needed for your specific application.
