Which trailer for construction work? Tippers

Soil and rubble – single-side tipper

For hauling soil, rubble and sand, a rear-tipping trailer works best – the load slides off under its own weight. Just reverse in, release the tailboard and lift the body. See one-sided tippers.

Long materials and pallets – three-way tippers

If you unload in tight spots or carry long items, choose a three-way tipper – tipping to the rear and both sides positions the body exactly where needed. See three-way tippers.

Payload reserve and strong frame

Wet soil and concrete rubble weigh far more than they look – pick a GVW with 20–30% reserve over your typical load. Check floor thickness, side height (extensions add volume) and axle count. See all tipper trailers.