Gooseneck Trailer Financing

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Gooseneck trailers can be identified by their unique design. The front of the trailer stretches out to attach in the truck bed. Businesses prefer these trailers to haul fragile property (such as animals or valuable equipment) since they don't move as much as a regular trailer. Due to their varied expense, businesses needing gooseneck trailers look into gooseneck trailer financing as part of a business vehicle leasing strategy. If a gooseneck trailer is on your list of needs, then Crest Capital can finance gooseneck trailers for you.

Crest Capital has been in the business of leasing trailers (and gooseneck trailer financing as well) since 1989. We have the business vehicle leasing experience you need when financing gooseneck trailers. We offer a one-form application process, fantastic rates, and can usually get you a credit decision on your gooseneck financing application in a few hours. Contact Crest Capital today to learn more.

How a Gooseneck Hitch Works

A gooseneck trailer's front arches over the tailgate to a ball hitch in the truck bed, over the rear axle. That puts more of the load on the truck, so the trailer tracks steadier and carries heavier loads than a bumper pull.

Who Uses Gooseneck Trailers

Contractors hauling equipment, farms and ranches hauling livestock and hay, landscapers, and equipment dealers use gooseneck trailers.

Flatbed, Livestock and Dump Goosenecks

Gooseneck trailers come as flatbeds, livestock trailers, dump trailers and car haulers. See flat bed trailer financing and lowboy trailer financing.

New and Used Gooseneck Trailers

Before buying used, check the gooseneck coupler and safety chains, the frame and welds, the axles, brakes and tires, the deck, and the lights and wiring.