Visit Now Featherlite TrailersFeatherlite’s product line includes all-aluminum horse trailers, stock trailers, car trailers, recreational trailers and utility trailers, as well as business-to-business specialty trailers, command centers and professional race transporters. Featherlite trailers are available at authorized dealerships in the U.S., Canada and Australia.
Featherlite Trailers (fthr.com) has 299 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5.
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George
2018 All Aluminum Featherlite 24’ Gooseneck Stock Trailer 8127- The dealer was very easy to deal with and insured everything was ready when I arrived to pick up the trailer. The trailer has about 2000 miles on it now and everything has worked without flaw. I use it to haul show cattle so to date it hasn't seen a lot of weight, but tracks true and handles well with a 5500# load.
Lissa
I have had featherlitr horse trailers in the past and loved them, I know this trailer will serve me well.
DIETZEL
Great price and excellent service.
Ken
Beautiful and very functional! Well designed and built for the Equestrian
John G.
I would recommend a Featherlite trailer to anyone on the market who’s looking for a trailer to stand up to the name behind it. We have bought 5 trailers now over the last 35 years and have always been treated like kings by the dealer and got a great product!
Robert
Very happy with Featherlite. High quality, well built, name speaks for itself.
Nick
excellent trailer!
Jan
I researched my next trailer carefully and settled on a Featherlite. It took over 5 mos to get my 2-horse slant gooseneck with 42” tack room since such was not in high demand. But I don’t need a live aboard, but do want lots of room for stuff, and I got that. I am very impressed with the fit and finish of this aluminum trailer. It is built like a tank and hauls very well. My only quibble is having a way to tigh back the separation bar to the trailer wall. Odd that there isn’t one, but maybe it is an extra I overlooked.
