U Haul has them; either the front wheel dolly or the full drive-on trailer.

 

where is the deer lease i have a trailer and maybe able to help you

 

where is the deer lease i have a trailer and maybe able to help you

Uvalde, or just a few minutes north of there.

 

that is to far for me would take 12hrs or more
be cheaper on you to go to u hual and rent one
sorry i could not help

 

I would invest in a tow bar for the Burb...prolly cost as much as renting a dolly but next time you need to do this, just drop it down on the ball and disconnect the drive shaft then go.

 

It has airplane tires on it, so it cant be dollied..the tires arent supposed to go over 55 on pavement or the cap could come off. Thanks for the suggestions though.

 

$55 for a tow dolly and $60 for the full size trailer at uhaul. that's the day rental price.



find a convoy along 59 and ask them to attach it to their line of cars and take it down there for you.

 

Can the uhaul trailers handle a suburbans weight?

 

Trailer wheel and frame on 45 just north of town rents them. It was $150 per day when I was renting a few years back. I have the ability to haul it PM me if your interested, my trailer is 42' long so if you need anything else to go.

 

Uhaul won't allow you to use their dollys to pull trucks only cars.

 

Airplane tires? What in the world? And what sort of airplane can't go faster than 55 before it takes off?

What you been smoking boy?

 

There is a thread on the tires on here. They are airplane tires that are re-capped with all terrain tread. They are glued on. If they heat up too much, the cap may come off, but they are great tires in the brush and cactus!

 

Just wait and glue the tread on when you get there and then you won't have to worry with them coming unglued twixt here and there.

Or get you a set of travel wheels to haul it back and forth and leave the purpose tires at the lease year round.

 

Uhaul website will let you plug in all the variables and then say yes or no to renting you a trailer. 2 days was about $120 but I got a $50 discount because I picked an 8 AM pickup time and the shop wasn't ready. On time guarantee. LOL I used one to haul my corvette from out of town. I am not sure a suburban will fit on one or not, it might. They are solid trailers.

EDIT: here, I did your homework with some guesses on your vehicles.. says it can work...

 

I used one to haul my corvette from out of town.

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I rented one from Trailer City for $50/day. I didn't have any issues with them or the trailer. I think they have several lengths available.

http://trailercityhouston.com/

 

Thanks IJ....for some reason I kept getting $350 to rent when I went to the u haul website...but that was for one way only. Looks like its going to be 54.95 a day after I called them..