Livestock Trailers Custom Aluminum Horse and Stock

Are you looking for the best livestock trailer in 2025? We have what you need! This guide helps you find the perfect custom aluminum trailer for your horses and cows.

Why Choose Aluminum Livestock Trailers?

Aluminum trailers are better than steel ones. Here’s why:

• Long-lasting – They don’t rust like steel trailers
• Light weight – Easier to pull with your truck
• Custom options – Built just how you want
• Good for many years – Many come with 7-8 year warranties

“My aluminum stock trailer still looks new after 5 years. Steel ones rust too fast.” – Tom, Cattle Rancher

Top 2025 Aluminum Livestock Trailer Models

Let’s look at the best trailers you can buy this year:

Sooner 7626 Gooseneck Stock

This big trailer gives you lots of room:

• 6’8″ tall and 7’6″ wide
• 26’ long floor space
• Strong aluminum walls

Platinum Coach Stock Combo

Perfect for horse shows and cattle sales:

• All aluminum build (roof, floor, sides)
• 7’ tall with 24’ box
• Weighs only 5,250 lbs empty
• Can hold up to 20,251 lbs

4-STAR Stock Combo

Great for smaller farms:

• 7’ wide x 18’ long box
• Weighs just 3,420 lbs
• White pre-painted aluminum skin
• Front storage room with angled wall

Lakota Bighorn

The luxury choice with:

• Living space for long trips
• 8-year warranty on the frame
• Custom stock area below

What Size Trailer Do You Need?

Pick the right size based on what you haul:

Animal Type	Height Needed	Best Width	Space Per Animal
Horses	7’+ tall	7’6″ wide	10 sq ft per horse
Cattle	6’6″+ tall	8’ wide	12-14 sq ft per cow
Mixed stock	7’ tall	8’ wide	Adjustable dividers

You need to match your Tractor Units for Semi-Trailers to the right size trailer for safe hauling!

Key Features to Look For

The best trailers have these things:

Safety Features

• Escape doors for quick exit
• Non-slip floors to keep animals from falling
• Strong divider gates that lock well
• LED lights all around

Smart Design

• Aluminum tread plate floors that last long
• Sliding rear gates for easy loading
• Center gates that move where you need them
• Custom gate spots for sorting animals

Comfort & Handling

• Air spaces for good breathing
• Full escape doors on the side
• Steel bar guards to protect lights
• Load lights in the back for night use

Need to haul heavy equipment too? Check our guide on Flatbed Truck Trailer Car Hauler options!

Comparing 2025 Trailer Types

Look at this easy comparison chart:

Feature	Stock Trailer	Horse Trailer	Combo Trailer
Main use	Cattle, sheep	Horses only	Mixed livestock
Floor type	All aluminum	Rubber mats	Aluminum + mats
Dividers	Removable gates	Fixed stalls	Adjustable
Tack room	None usually	Standard	Optional
Price range	$12,989-$30,000	$28,500-$40,000	$30,950-$60,000

Aluminum vs Steel – The Big Debate

Why do smart farmers pick aluminum?

• 15-20% higher price but lasts twice as long
• 30% lighter than steel models
• Less gas used when pulling
• No rust problems in wet areas
• Higher resale value when you sell

If you need to move other goods too, our Semi-trailer guide has more options!

Trailer Add-ons Worth Getting

Make your trailer better with these:

• Bull packages – Stronger posts and gates
• Tack rooms – Store your gear safely
• Spare tires – Don’t get stuck on the road
• Divider gates – Separate different animals
• Drop-down windows – More air for hot days

What Buyers Say About 2025 Models

Real people share why they love their trailers:

• “40% faster loading with the rear gate sliders on my Logan Coach”
• “Half the repairs compared to my old steel trailer”
• “My horses are calmer in the aluminum trailer because it’s cooler”

For those hauling equipment and animals, see our Material Handling Vehicle options too!

Prices for 2025 Models

How much will you spend?

• Basic models: $12,989 (Hotshot 29’) to $19,985 (Trails West 17’)
• Mid-range: $28,500 (Kiefer 16ft) to $30,950 (Hillsboro 24’)
• Luxury models: $45,000+ (Platinum Coach) to $60,000+ (Cimarron 40’)

Where to Buy Your Next Trailer

Find the best places to shop:

• TrailerTrader.com – Many listings in one place
• Local dealers – Test before you buy
• Factory direct – Sometimes better prices
• Horse shows – See many brands at once

Taking Care of Your Aluminum Trailer

Make your trailer last longer:

1. Wash with soap and water only
2. Check the floor each year
3. Grease the hinges and moving parts
4. Rotate tires every 5,000 miles
5. Store inside when not using

Final Thoughts

The right aluminum livestock trailer makes moving animals safer and easier. Think about what you need most – space, dividers, or tack storage. The 2025 models offer better features than ever before.

For the best mix of price and quality, look at the Platinum Coach and 4-STAR models. They give you the most for your money with all-aluminum build and smart design.

Remember – a good trailer is not just a tool, it’s an investment in your animals’ safety!

What trailer features matter most to you? Tell us in the comments below!