Fontana · live availability · book 24/7
Book it. Hitch it. Go!Trailer rentals in Fontana, CA — sun’s out, haul’s out.
Trailers from $70 a day. Insurance included, no mileage charges, and the deposit is a hold — not a charge. Book in two minutes, pick up on your schedule.
- Insurance included
- No mileage fees
- Contactless pickup
Formerly JMJ Trailer Rentals. Same family, same yard, same trailers — a new name that says what we do.
The fleet
Meet the crew. Every one has a name.

Suzie – 16' Utility Trailer
Sophie's twin – another tough 16-foot utility trailer for yard cleanups, moves, and light equipment.

Sophie – 16' Utility Trailer
Reliable 16-foot utility trailer – compact enough for easy towing, spacious enough for real work.

Valery – 18' Utility Trailer
Spacious 18-foot utility trailer built for serious hauling – landscaping loads to furniture moves.

Oliver – 20' Tilt Bed Trailer
20-foot hydraulic tilt bed – drive vehicles and machinery right onto the deck, no ramps needed.
George II – 12' Dump Trailer
Second 12'x6'x4' heavy-duty dump trailer. Hauls ~7,500 lbs of dirt, gravel, or debris.
Naya – Enclosed Van Trailer
Enclosed van trailer that works like a storage unit on wheels — lockable, weatherproof, and yours for a full 24 hours. Perfect for apartment moves, storage-unit runs, market vendors, and gear that cannot sit in the rain.
Elizabeth – Car Hauler
8.5×18 car hauler with room to spare — cars, side-by-sides, small tractors, or a pallet load for the jobsite. The go-to when you want one trailer that handles the Marketplace pickup on Saturday and the dump run on Sunday.

Jacob – 16' Lowboy Dump Trailer
16-foot lowboy dump trailer with a low loading height for wheelbarrows, skid steers and heavy material, plus powerful hydraulic dumping.
Joe – Boat Trailer
EZ Loader boat trailer — move the boat you just bought, shuttle between storage and the marina, or make the run to Silverwood, Perris or Big Bear without owning a trailer you use twice a year.
Anthony II – Car Hauler
Workhorse car hauler trusted by mobile mechanics, car flippers and weekend racers. Drive-on ramps, solid deck, and tie-downs for anything from a sedan to a UTV — book it on the way to pick up the car you just bought.
Paul – Enclosed Van Trailer
Clean enclosed van trailer for moves, deliveries and events. Load the night before, lock it, sleep easy, unload at the storage unit or the new place in the morning — your rental covers the full 24 hours.

George – 12' Dump Trailer
Heavy-duty 12-foot dump trailer with hydraulic lift for junk, demolition debris, dirt, gravel and landscaping loads. Hauls roughly 7,500 lbs.

Alex – Deck Over Tilt Trailer
Wide deck-over design with hydraulic tilt bed. Best of both worlds for hauling wide, heavy equipment.
Andrew II – Car Hauler
Full-size car hauler for anyone moving a vehicle: Marketplace and auction finds, project cars headed to the shop, track days, or a side-by-side bound for Glamis. Ramps and tie-down points included — winch loading for non-runners.
Ramiz – Car Hauler
Heavy-duty car hauler for the serious load: trucks, muscle cars, equipment, or a pair of side-by-sides for the dunes. The trailer contractors and racers book when the cargo is worth more than the tow rig.

Glamorous Gazelle – 30' Enclosed Trailer
Our largest enclosed trailer – 30 feet of secure, weather-protected cargo space for big moves and events.
How it works
Three steps. Zero hassle.
The whole rental happens on your phone. Bring a truck and a hitch ball — we handle the rest.
Pick a trailer- 01Book it.
Pick your dates and pay online. Two minutes, live availability, real prices — no phone tag.
- 02Hitch it.
Sign on your phone and upload your license. We text you the pickup address; hook up on your schedule.
- 03Go!
Insurance included, no mileage fees. The deposit is a hold, released after an approved return. Let’s roll!
Questions
Straight answers, no fine print.
How much does it cost to rent a trailer in Fontana?
Utility trailers start at $70 per day, dump trailers and car haulers at $130 per day, and larger tilt-bed and enclosed trailers run $125–$160 per day. Multi-day discounts apply automatically from 3 days, and weekly rates save even more. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment; a refundable deposit of $200–$300 is held (not charged) on your card. Insurance is included at no extra cost.
Can I rent a trailer without talking to anyone?
You can book and pay online. Then sign the agreement and upload a license for every authorized driver — insurance is included. After document approval, contactless pickup details are released; complete the walk-around before leaving.
Can I rent a trailer the same day?
Same-day pickup may be available. Choose an open time and complete the agreement and driver-license steps. Pickup access is released after approval.
What do I need to rent a trailer?
A valid license for every authorized driver, a payment card, and a properly rated tow vehicle with the required ball and connector. Insurance is included — you do not need to bring proof of coverage or buy an add-on.
How long is a rental day?
A full 24 hours from your pickup time. Pick up at 9 AM and the trailer is due back at 9 AM the next day — not the same evening.
Do I need my own insurance to rent a trailer?
No. Tow-n-Go Trailer Rentals carries a commercial policy that covers the trailer during your rental, subject to its terms, so there is no insurance to buy and no proof of coverage to upload. The rental agreement explains what remains your responsibility, such as any deductible and damage from misuse.
What trailers do you have?
Sixteen trailers: 16′ and 18′ utility trailers, 12′ dump trailers and a lowboy dump, car haulers, a 20′ tilt bed and a deck-over tilt, enclosed van trailers, a 30′ enclosed trailer, and a boat trailer.
Where do I pick up my trailer?
Pickup is from our self-service yard in Fontana, minutes from the 10, 210 and 15 freeways. The exact pickup address is emailed after your rental is confirmed.
Do the math
Cheaper than you think. Way cheaper.
Most people call a tow truck, book a dumpster or hire a hauler before checking what a trailer costs.
