Durable Structure - Your trailer will not lose value like a metal-skin trailer after years of rust and corrosion. Composite walls are not subject to electrolysis that causes this condition. This can quickly depreciate the value of your trailer.

Lightweight Structure - The unique design of composite walls eliminates extra weight from walls and roof which consumes precious payload pounds. Whether you are hauling your cargo in the form of a vehicle, antiques, or show dogs, the savings in weight will provide you with more hauling capacity.

Strong Structure - Whenever a trailer travels down the road, the impact between the road and the axles is transferred to the trailer. In metal-skin units, which are joined by rivets, this pressure is directly transferred to the individual screw or rivet heads along the adjoining surfaces causing them to pop-off. In a composite unit, this pressure is dispersed through the entire surface area of the trailer, eliminating fatigue and damage caused from pin-point absorption. Try this test on a new trailer – You can probably spin a significant portion of the screws with your fingers. They were stripped when they put them in! How strong is that?

Overall Value - The best resale dollar is with a composite wall trailer that retains more of its original appearance and structural strength. Light weight lower wind resistance trailers are easier to tow and save on gas mileage versus a much heavier, flat front, metal-skin trailer. Invest in a trailer with a long term future! Remember…CLASS ACT Aluminum Cargo Trailers, Inc.!