Jet ski trailers are not universal. The size and weight capacity of the trailer need to match the jet ski’s dimensions and weight. Always consider the weight of additional gear and accessories, besides just the jet ski, when choosing a trailer.
Before we go too deep, I need to give some of the lingo and other little details about jet ski trailers. Something to note is that jet ski trailers come in many sizes, you have the single, double, and 4-place There are very few 3-place trailers, as most go with a 4-place. For more information
Have you ever spotted those jet ski and boat trailers with plastic slides on top of the bunks? It’s a pretty interesting, right? You might be wondering if these plastic and “Teflon” bunk slides are a step up from the traditional carpeted bunks. Are they worth the extra bucks? And, are there any drawbacks to
Finding suitable storage for my jet ski and trailer was a challenge I faced as an owner. The ideal solution seemed to be my garage, but the main concern was whether the trailer would fit. Single trailers generally fit in most one and two-car garages, although angling the trailer might be necessary in a single-car garage. For double trailers, fitting into single-car garages can be tricky, but they usually fit in two-car garages. I delve into the specific dimensions of various trailers, from single to double, and even four-place trailers. Remember, jet skis extend beyond the trailer’s length, requiring additional space. This post also covers garage door widths and the importance of considering the length and width of your garage when planning storage.
Any car will haul a jet ski or even two on a trailer under certain conditions. But it’s not the towing that you need to worry about, but instead the stopping and starting. Anything with wheels can be towed, but it’s the stopping and going up and down boat launches that you need to worry
It’s not uncommon for someone to buy two jet skis and get a 2-place trailer (double trailer) to haul both around. There will come a point where they only need to haul one of the two and the only trailer they have is a double. This brings up the question if it’s safe to haul
Unless you live on the water, you’ll need a way to get your PWC to water. It seems so simple, you get a trailer and haul it yourself. Then you do some shopping and realize there are many models, tons of terminology, and it’s all around confusing. Where do you start? You start here, I’ve
While PWCs are fun and a great way to get on the water, it’s the getting on the water that many people have trouble with. If you don’t live on the water, it’s more of a chore to get your machine in the water. The trickiest part for most people is backing the PWC down
If you’re in the market to get a jet ski and don’t live near water, you’ll need a trailer. A trailer is a must-have unless you’re going to pay for other storage options, it’s the only way to get your watercraft in the water. This brings up the question, are jet skis and their trailers
Discover the essential accessories your jet ski trailer needs! From adjustable trailer jacks to spare tires and tire changing kits, this comprehensive guide covers everything you need to keep your trailer in top shape. Learn about the importance of trailer tongue jacks for ease of use and maintenance, and find out why a spare tire and tire changing kit are crucial for on-the-road emergencies. Explore other must-have accessories like trailer straps, wheel chocks, post guides, and trailer locks to ensure a safe and hassle-free jet ski towing experience. Don’t overlook these essential items for your trailer!