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How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Trailer in Oklahoma City?

Straight numbers: every daily and weekly rate, the refundable deposit, what is not on the bill, and the two or three moves that keep the total down.

Trailer rental pricing in the OKC metro ranges from about $80 a day for a small open trailer to $160 a day for a heavy hydraulic tilt. Here is the whole picture from our Yukon lot, roughly 16 miles from downtown Oklahoma City.

Daily & Weekly Rates

TrailerDailyWeekly
Utility Trailer 16'$80$476
Stock / Livestock Trailer 14'$100$595
Car Hauler 20' (steel or wood deck)$120$630
Equipment Trailer 20'$120$630
Utility Trailer 24'$130$773
Enclosed Cargo Trailer 16'$130$773
Deckover Flatbed Tilt 22'$160$952

A rental day is a 24-hour period from pickup, not a calendar day.

What Else Is on the Bill

  • Refundable deposit: $100 to $200 depending on the trailer, returned when it comes back in the condition it left in
  • No mileage charge — drive it as far as the job needs
  • No membership or sign-up fee
  • No delivery or one-way fee — pickup and return are both at the Yukon lot
  • Insurance: full-coverage insurance on your tow vehicle is required, but that is your existing policy, not an add-on charge
  • No fuel — a trailer has no motor

Daily vs. Weekly: Where the Line Is

Every weekly rate works out to roughly six times the daily rate, so seven days costs about the same as five. If a job runs five days or more, book the weekly rate. A renovation, a multi-stop move, or a week of yard work almost always pencils out cheaper that way — and you are not racing a same-day return.

How Local Pickup Compares

National and big-box rental options often layer on extras that do not show in the headline price — mileage packages, one-way drop fees, membership tiers, or per-day insurance surcharges. A local pickup rental is a flat daily or weekly number plus a refundable deposit. For a round-trip haul that starts and ends in the metro, that usually comes out ahead.

Three Ways to Keep the Total Down

  • Right-size the trailer. The $80 utility trailer covers most moving and hauling jobs. Do not pay car-hauler or tilt-trailer rates for a couch and a mattress.
  • Take the weekly rate on anything five days or longer.
  • Return it on time and reasonably clean. Late returns and heavily soiled returns are where a deposit gets touched.
The utility trailer at $80/day handles most household moves and yard hauls. Match the trailer to the load and the single biggest line item takes care of itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest trailer to rent near Oklahoma City?

The 16 ft open utility trailer at $80 per day, or $476 for a week. It covers most moving, yard-work, and general hauling jobs and is the lowest rate in the fleet.

Is there a deposit to rent a trailer?

Yes. A refundable deposit of $100 to $200 applies depending on the trailer, and it is returned when the trailer comes back in the condition it left in.

Are there mileage or one-way fees?

No. Rates are flat daily or weekly with no mileage charge and no membership. Pickup and return are both at our Yukon lot, so there is no one-way or delivery fee.

Do you offer weekly discounts?

Yes. Every trailer has a 7-day weekly rate that works out to roughly six days of the daily rate, so any job of five days or more is usually cheaper on the weekly rate.