The Tuff Stuff Expedition trailer is our lightest most versatile and competitively priced overland trailer in our fleet. Our expedition trailer includes a tent & awning mount for the Tuff Stuff rooftop tents and all of the most popular tents & awnings.

With tons of carpeted interior space, 2 front locking doors and a hinged top deck, the expedition trailer offers a blank canvas for all of your storage needs. The Tuff Stuff expedition trailer can be customized to secure & store the bulkiest of storage bins to get you to the campsite in style and comfort. 

Shown with optional Delta Tent and Rooftop Awning (sold separately).

Please note: Additional shipping charges will apply to all trailers. Free local pickup is also available in Santa Ana, California.

Features

• Tent mounting base
• Awning mount
• Solid axle
• Leaf Springs
• Heavy-duty shocks
• 3 All-terrain tires
• Front storage box
• Safety chains
• Carpeted interior storage

Specifications

• Dry weight: 1,102 Lbs
• Max capacity: 2,645Lbs
• Suspension: Solid axle, leaf springs & shocks
• Hitch: 2" ball coupler
• Tires: 31"X10.5"X15" all-terrain
• Wheels: 15"X7" Alloy
• Dimensions: L 10' 11" X W 6' 3" X H 4' 11"
• 2 lockable front doors
• 1 lockable drop-down tailgate
• Universal tent mount
• Universal awning mount 

Authorized Dealers

DOT/DMV

Before you buy a trailer make sure it is DOT and DMV approved. Two reasons, safety and DMV registration. Beware of sellers that say their trailer is a "Kit" and does not require a VIN. This is not true and you will not be able to register your trailer. No registration, no plates, no way to get to where you want to go!

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CFR-2011-title49-vol6/xml/CFR-2011-title49-vol6-part567.xml

Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) Requirements - 49 CFR 565

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CFR-2011-title49-vol6/pdf/CFR-2011-title49-vol6-part565.pdf

Description of the Safety Risk : Because unassembled trailer kits lack certain labeling, an owner may overload the trailer, thereby creating a risk of loss of vehicle control, risk of wheel or tire failure, and/or a risk of a vehicle crash. In addition, because trailer kits are not assigned unique vehicle identification numbers (VINs), owners may not be able to be properly notified of future safety-related defects or noncompliance issues related to motor vehicle safety. In addition, owners may not be able to properly register the trailer kits per state guidelines.