Car carrier trailer refers to a vehicle used to transport cars. There are three types of car carriers based on their structural forms: double-axle dual-tire, double-axle single-tire, and single-axle dual-tire. Based on their appearance, car carriers can be divided into skeleton type, semi-enclosed type, and enclosed type.

Car carrier trailer can be customized in length according to customer demands, with the frame being welded I-beam. The entire body of the car is welded using full-automatic submerged arc welding and carbon dioxide gas shielded welding. After welding, it undergoes shot blasting treatment to eliminate welding stress and improve paint adhesion, resulting in stable quality and an attractive appearance. The upper chassis can be divided into two or three parts and adjustable in height using a hoist and hydraulic cylinder. The front panel of the enclosed type is covered with stamped small corrugated plates, while the sides are covered with either small corrugated plates or stamped corrugated plates. The top is equipped with poles and a cover. The vehicle is equipped with a toolbox, a spare tire rack, and a drip brake system to enhance the safety of vehicle transportation.