Box Trailers in Hobart

We deliver our full trailer range straight to Hobart, registered and ready to tow, so nothing holds up the job.

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Box Trailers Sorted for Hobart

Ring-A-Ding Ding The Trailer King supplies box trailers to Hobart from our Launceston base, and we deliver so you are not losing half a day on the Midland Highway. Every trailer is Australian-made, registered for Tasmanian roads and ready to work on arrival.

Box trailers handle most of what Hobart throws at them, from weekend tip runs to hauling firewood ahead of winter. Single axle suits everyday jobs, while tandem gives you the capacity for heavier work.


Not sure which fits? Call 0418 137 482 and we will talk it through.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here is what most people want to know before choosing a box trailer for the job.

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  • How much can a box trailer carry?

    Capacity comes down to the trailer's ATM, the total allowable weight including the trailer itself. A 6x4 single axle box trailer typically carries 500kg to 750kg once you subtract the tare weight, while tandem trailers often rate to 2000kg or more. The limiting factor is usually your vehicle, so check your towing capacity and towball download before deciding. Overloading affects braking and handling, and can void insurance.

  • Do you need a special licence to tow a trailer in Tasmania?

    A standard car licence covers most box trailers, provided the combined weight of vehicle and trailer stays within the limits for that licence class. There is no separate trailer endorsement for everyday towing. What matters is that the trailer is registered, roadworthy and correctly loaded, and that your vehicle is rated for the weight. Heavier combinations move into different categories, but a domestic box trailer sits well within a standard licence.

  • What is the difference between single axle and tandem trailers?

    Wheel bearings are the main thing to stay on top of, and most trailers benefit from a repack every twelve months or so depending on use. Check tyre pressures and tread before longer trips, test the lights each time you hitch up, and keep an eye on the coupling and safety chains for wear. Trailers that spend time near salt water need rinsing down more often to slow corrosion.

Made to Handle Real Work

A box trailer sees more use than almost anything else you tow, so build quality matters more than the sticker price. Here is what you are getting with ours:


  • Australian-made construction built for Tasmanian roads and weather
  • Galvanised finishes on selected models, holding up better against salt and rain
  • Tasmanian registration included, so there is no trip to Service Tasmania
  • Cages, ramps and spare wheels to set the trailer up for your work
  • Priced upfront with no hidden extras at the end


Every trailer is checked over before it leaves us, so what arrives in Hobart is good to go. Call 0418 137 482 to talk through the options.