Iron CapitalTrailer RentalsPricing guide
How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Trailer in Colorado Springs in 2026?
In 2026, renting a trailer in Colorado Springs from Iron Capital runs $90–$150 per day: $90 for a 7x14 utility, $100 for flatbeds and the car hauler, $125 for the 22 ft equipment trailer, and $150 for enclosed and deckover tilt trailers. Weekly rates save about 15%, a $50 booking fee applies to your total, and the winch, straps, and ramps ride along free.
What does each trailer type cost per day and per week?
These are our real posted rates — no quote forms, no surge pricing:
| Trailer | GVWR | Daily | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7x14 utility | 7,000 lb | $90 | $540 |
| 18 ft car hauler | 7,000 lb | $100 | $600 |
| 20 ft flatbed | 9,900 lb | $100 | $600 |
| 22 ft flatbed | 9,990 lb | $100 | $600 |
| 22 ft equipment | 14,000 lb | $125 | $750 |
| 20 ft enclosed | — | $150 | $900 |
| 24 ft deckover tilt | 14,000 lb | $150 | $900 |
Monthly rates exist for every trailer — call 719-661-3946 for a number matched to your dates.
What fees actually get added on?
Two, and both are transparent. A $50 booking fee holds your trailer and is applied to your rental total — it's a deposit on the price, not an extra charge. A refundable security deposit goes on a credit card at pickup and comes back in full when the trailer returns undamaged with nothing missing. There's no charge for the winch, straps, or ramps — they're on the trailer when you hook up.
How do weekly and multi-day rentals change the math?
Weekly pricing saves roughly 15% versus seven daily rates: the 7x14 utility runs $540/week instead of $630, and the enclosed trailer $900 instead of $1,050. For a 3–4 day job, daily rates still win; at 5+ days, ask us to price it as a week. Contractors running month-long projects on the 14,000 lb equipment trailer should call — monthly pricing beats stringing weeks together.
How do these rates compare to national chains?
National one-way outfits price low to start, then the add-ons stack up — ramps, straps, and accessories are frequently priced as extras. Our rates are local and posted: the price on the fleet page plus the refundable deposit is the whole story. The trade-off is honest too: we're pickup-and-return in Colorado Springs, not one-way across the country. For local moves, projects, and hauls around El Paso County, flat local pricing nearly always wins.
What we tell renters at the yard
Price the whole job, not the day rate. A $90 trailer that takes three trips can cost more in fuel and Saturday than a $100 deck that does it in one — our sizing guide walks through that choice. And if weather threatens your dates, call us — we would rather move your pickup than have you tow through a storm to beat a return time.
How do I lock in a rate?
Book at bookings — the $50 fee freezes your trailer and dates and comes off the total — or call or text 719-661-3946 seven days a week. Bring a valid Colorado license, proof of insurance, and a credit card for the deposit, and you're hooked up and gone in minutes.
Quick answers before you book
What's the cheapest trailer rental in Colorado Springs?
Our 7x14 utility trailer at $90/day ($540/week) is the least expensive trailer in the Iron Capital fleet. It carries a 7,000 lb GVWR, comes with the winch, straps, and ramps included, and handles most apartment moves, dump runs, and weekend DIY hauls.
Is the $50 booking fee an extra charge?
No — it's applied to your rental total. If you book the $100/day flatbed for two days, you pay $50 to reserve and $150 at the counter, not $250. It exists so reserved trailers are actually on the lot when you arrive.
How much is the security deposit?
The deposit goes on a credit card at pickup and is refunded in full when the trailer comes back undamaged with all included equipment. The amount depends on the trailer — call or text 719-661-3946 and we'll tell you the exact figure for the one you're booking.
What's included free with every rental?
A winch, straps, and ramps come on every trailer at no extra charge — equipment national chains often price as add-ons. Beyond the posted daily or weekly rate, the only money that changes hands is the $50 booking fee (applied to your total) and the refundable deposit.