Customer Testimonials
“AWESOME! These guys worked like machines- they were fun to have around, and made a dreadful process actually kinda fun HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.”
Kyle, from Vermont
“Spectacular! Helped me out as desperately disorganized bachelor. Couldn't have done it without them. Totally seamles move.”
Patrick L, from Boston
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Office Hours
1-716-603-3900
5 days a week
Monday thru Friday
Extended hours 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Major credit cards accepted thru Paypal. We are owned and operated by Moving Helpers co.
Trailer Information
The following is some important information regading trailers:
- Some rental truck comapnies offer different sizes of trailers. Sizes of trailers can range from the size 4'x 8', 4' x 6' , 6' x 12' or 5'x 8'.
- When hooking up your trailer, some people find it easier to reverse the car up to the trailer.
- It is helpful to have a companion to guide you when reversing your vehicle so that you can line up the ball to hook up the trailer.
- When the trailer is hooked up, check to make sure all lights are working, cables are not draging on the road and the trailer hand brake is off.
- Allow for the extra length and width of your vehicle when taking corners or manoeuvering in a confined space.
- Take a wide line to be sure that the trailer does not clip the curb by keeping a watchful eye on both door mirrors.
- Reversing a small trailer is far more awkward than a large one because it is more sensitive to steering and can be difficult to see.
- When reversing into a space, turn the steering wheel the opposite direction to start the trailer turning, then slacken off and turn the normal way to enable the car to follow the trailer.
- It is best to practice driving your trailer in a large open space before you are competent enough to go out on the road.