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How Much Does a Gooseneck Trailer Cost?

Gooseneck trailers run $9,995 to $18,995, with most standard flatbed goosenecks priced near $13,995.

Gooseneck trailers cost more than bumper-pull trailers of similar length because of heavier frames and higher weight capacities, which is why the category starts near $10,000. Price climbs from there with deck length, axle count, and weight rating.

Price by type

TypeTypical priceNotes
Entry flatbed gooseneck$9,995–$12,000Shorter deck lengths and tandem-axle configurations for equipment and vehicle hauling.
Standard flatbed gooseneck$12,000–$14,995The most common deck length and capacity for hauling skid steers, tractors, and vehicles.
Heavy-duty gooseneck$14,995–$16,995Higher GVWR and reinforced frame for larger equipment or multiple vehicles.
Extended-deck/tri-axle gooseneck$16,995–$18,995Longest decks and highest capacity, built for heavy commercial and construction equipment.

What affects the price

Deck length

Longer decks, needed for larger equipment or multiple vehicles, raise the price within the range.

Axle count and GVWR

Tandem-axle trailers cost less than tri-axle models rated for heavier gross weight.

Deck material

Steel decks are the standard base; treated wood decking shows up on mid-tier models.

Ramps and tie-down features

Fold-out ramps, dovetails, and extra D-ring tie-downs add modestly to the total.

Delivery

Quoted separately at checkout, based on distance from the depot.

Bottom line

Most equipment haulers land in the $12,000-$14,995 standard flatbed tier. Only move up to heavy-duty or tri-axle pricing if you're regularly hauling equipment near or above a tandem trailer's weight limit.

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Cost FAQs

Why are gooseneck trailers pricier than bumper-pull?

Gooseneck trailers use heavier frames and hitch directly over the truck bed axle, which improves weight distribution and towing stability but adds material and engineering cost, starting near $9,995 versus lower starting prices for bumper-pull models.

What's included in the gooseneck trailer price?

The listed price covers the trailer itself: frame, deck, and axles. Delivery to your location is quoted separately at checkout.

Do I need a tri-axle gooseneck for a skid steer?

Not usually. Most skid steers and compact tractors fit comfortably within a standard tandem-axle gooseneck's capacity in the $12,000-$14,995 range, with tri-axle models reserved for heavier equipment.

Prices shown are item prices from Ironwood Equipment LLC; freight delivery is quoted to your ZIP at checkout.