What is the difference between galvanized and aluminum trailers?
Aluminum trailers are usually lighter in weight and towing capacity. They are great for use in either or salt water or fresh water usage. Our aluminum trailers are made of high grade aircraft strength aluminum with I-beam construction. The trailers consist of aluminum deep “V” cross-members, galvanized axles, tongue and spoke wheels, stainless steel bearing protectors, winch stands, heavy duty winches and winch straps. Some models include diamond deckplate, load bearing fenders. There are carpeted fender pads, aluminum step pads, carpeted cypress bunks and submersible LED lighting. Aluminum trailers come in single, Tandem (double) and triple axles. If your budget can not afford an aluminum trailer, a galvanized trailer may be your best bet. They are great for fresh water and salt water. And it has long been proven that galvanizing remains the most protective and durable coating available. However, they are heavier than aluminum trailers and will add to your towing weight. Our hot-dip g
