Where to Buy a Trailer?
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Prepare the original copies of your ID card, household register, and driver's license. Purchase at a specialty store or 4S shop. Choosing the right vehicle is the most important step in the buying process. After selecting the vehicle, make the payment and take delivery. After taking delivery, ensure that the salesperson at the 4S shop applies for a temporary vehicle movement permit at the vehicle management office. At the vehicle management office, purchase the purchase tax and vehicle and vessel tax, select a license plate, register the vehicle, and receive the chosen license plate on the same day.
I recently helped a friend's camping convoy outfit a trailer, and it really took visiting several places. The most straightforward option is to visit an RV modification shop—they usually have ready-made trailer hitches, ranging from lightweight luggage trailers to large RV trailers. Last time, I found one at an auto parts market in the suburbs. Remember to bring your vehicle’s manual to confirm the maximum towing capacity. Additionally, camping enthusiast communities often have secondhand trailers for sale, but you need to carefully check for rust on the frame. Large hardware stores also sell luggage trailers with small wheels, which are suitable for small-item transport. They’re affordable, but you’ll need to modify the connection mechanism yourself. Before buying, it’s best to measure the trailer hitch interface dimensions to avoid compatibility issues.
