If you've searched for Double A Trailers online, you may have noticed something confusing: there is more than one trailer business using the Double A name.
The Double A trailers sold by Zona Trailer Sales are the Canadian-built Double A Trailers from Alberta. They include equipment, tilt, dump, deckover and heavy gooseneck configurations built for buyers who need a trailer that is ready to work.

Zona Trailer Sales carries Canadian-built Double A trailers in multiple configurations for equipment hauling, construction, commercial work and other demanding applications.
Shop Double A TrailersWho Is Double A Trailers?
Double A Trailers is a Canadian trailer manufacturer based in Alberta. The company builds trailers for buyers who need to haul equipment, vehicles, materials and other serious loads.
At Zona Trailer Sales, you'll find Double A represented across several trailer styles rather than a single product line. Current and recent inventory includes low-profile tilt trailers, deckover trailers, dump trailers and heavy-duty gooseneck flatbeds.
That range makes Double A especially relevant to contractors, equipment operators, farmers, commercial haulers and buyers who regularly move machinery or heavy loads.
The Double A trailers sold by Zona are Canadian-built Double A Trailers from Alberta. They should not be confused with the Ohio-based business that may also appear when you search for Double A trailers online. If you're shopping Zona's Double A inventory, you're looking at the Canadian manufacturer.
What Types of Trailers Does Double A Build?
One of the advantages of the Double A lineup is the variety of configurations available. Rather than serving only one hauling niche, the brand covers several types of work trailers.
Tilt Trailers
Double A tilt trailers are designed to simplify loading equipment without relying on traditional removable ramps. Depending on the model and configuration, buyers can find bumper-pull and gooseneck options, different axle packages, and varying deck lengths.
These trailers can be a strong fit for hauling skid steers, compact equipment, vehicles, tractors and other machinery where a low loading angle is useful.
Heavy Gooseneck and Deckover Trailers
For buyers moving larger equipment or hauling commercially, Double A offers heavier gooseneck configurations with longer decks and higher-capacity axle packages.
Zona's inventory has included Double A goosenecks in 30-foot, 32-foot and 36-foot configurations, along with hydraulic dovetail and ramp-equipped models.
Double A Dump Trailers
Double A also builds dump trailers for construction, landscaping, property maintenance, agricultural work and material hauling.
The right dump trailer depends on more than bed length. Buyers should compare GVWR, axle configuration, side height, dumping system and the type of material they expect to haul.
Equipment Trailers
Double A's broader equipment trailer lineup gives buyers options for different machines, tow vehicles and loading preferences. The best configuration depends on what you haul, how often you haul it, and how much capacity you actually need.
Are Double A Trailers Any Good?
This is one of the most important questions to ask when considering a trailer brand that may be less familiar than some of the biggest U.S. names.
Instead of judging a trailer by the logo alone, compare the specifications that matter for the work you actually do.
- GVWR and payload requirements
- Axle ratings and configuration
- Deck length and width
- Ramp, tilt or hydraulic dovetail design
- Tire specifications
- Jack configuration
- Tie-down and cargo-control features
- Double A manufacturer's warranty coverage and procedures
Looking at those specifications makes it much easier to compare Double A with competing trailers on an apples-to-apples basis.
For warranty details, buyers can also review Double A Trailers' official warranty information directly from the manufacturer. Always confirm the coverage that applies to the specific trailer you are purchasing.
Double A vs. Diamond C, RawMaxx and PJ Trailers
Buyers considering Double A often cross-shop other heavy equipment and work-trailer manufacturers, including Diamond C, RawMaxx and PJ Trailers.
There isn't one brand that is automatically best for every buyer. Trailer specifications can vary substantially by model, year and configuration, so the better comparison is between the actual trailers you're considering.
| Compare | What to Look At |
|---|---|
| Double A vs. Diamond C | Compare GVWR, axle packages, deck design, loading system, included equipment and price on similarly configured models. |
| Double A vs. RawMaxx | Compare frame and deck configuration, axle ratings, ramps or dovetail design, payload needs and the features included at the quoted price. |
| Double A vs. PJ | Compare the specific models based on capacity, dimensions, loading method, equipment, warranty and total purchase price. |
A higher GVWR is not automatically better if you do not need it. The same is true for longer decks, heavier axles and more complex loading systems. The goal is to buy enough trailer for the job without paying for capacity or features you will never use.
Who Should Consider a Double A Trailer?
Double A is worth considering if you are shopping for a work-focused trailer and want to compare specifications rather than buying solely on brand recognition.
Depending on the model, that can include:
- Contractors hauling skid steers, excavators or other equipment
- Construction and landscaping companies
- Farm and ranch operations
- Equipment operators
- Commercial and hot shot haulers
- Buyers who need a heavy gooseneck flatbed
- Buyers comparing tilt, dump and equipment trailers across multiple brands
Choosing the Right Double A Trailer
Start with the job rather than the trailer.
What are you hauling? What does it weigh? How long is it? How will you load it? What truck will pull the trailer? How frequently will you use it?
Once those questions are answered, you can narrow the Double A lineup by trailer type, deck length, GVWR, axle configuration and loading system.
For example, someone moving equipment several times a week may prioritize loading speed and deck configuration. A commercial hauler may care more about deck length, payload and axle setup. A landscaping company shopping for a dump trailer will have an entirely different set of priorities.
Shop Double A Trailers at Zona
Zona Trailer Sales is an authorized dealer for Canadian-built Double A Trailers. Browse current inventory and compare tilt, dump, deckover, equipment and heavy gooseneck configurations.
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Where are Double A Trailers from?
The Double A trailers sold by Zona Trailer Sales are from Double A Trailers in Alberta, Canada.
Is Double A Trailers in Canada the same as Double A Utility Trailer Sales in Ohio?
No. They are separate businesses. Zona sells the Canadian-built Double A trailer brand from Alberta.
What kind of trailers does Double A make?
Double A produces multiple work-trailer configurations. Zona's Double A inventory includes tilt, dump, deckover, equipment and heavy gooseneck trailers.
Does Double A make dump trailers?
Yes. Double A dump trailers are available in multiple configurations for applications such as construction, landscaping, property maintenance, farming and material hauling.
How does Double A compare with Diamond C or RawMaxx?
Compare equivalent models based on GVWR, payload, axle configuration, deck dimensions, loading system, standard equipment, warranty and price. The best choice depends on what you need the trailer to do rather than the brand name alone.
Can I finance a Double A trailer?
Financing options are available for qualified buyers through Zona Trailer Sales. Financing terms, rates and requirements depend on the buyer, trailer and lender.
Can I buy a Double A trailer from Zona if I live outside Arizona?
Yes. Zona works with buyers across the United States and offers nationwide delivery, so you do not have to live in Arizona to purchase a Double A trailer from Zona.
Browse Zona's current Double A inventory, compare specifications and find the configuration that fits the work you need to do.
Browse Double A TrailersTrailer specifications, equipment, availability and warranty coverage vary by model and individual trailer. Always review the specifications and warranty information for the trailer you are considering before purchase.
