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Lamar Trailers vs MAXX D Trailers

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Lamar Trailers

CategoriesUtilityDumpEquipmentCar haulerGooseneck and flatbed
HeadquartersSumner, TX source
PlantsNot yet verified
How it sellsSold through dealers
Frame materialSteel on the model read
AxlesNot yet verified
Warranty10 year structural on frame and crossmembers, 3 year Lamar built parts, 1 year pass through on purchased parts such as axles source
WebsiteOfficial site

Typical prices by type

TypeTypical newTypical used
Utility$3,100 to $6,850
median $4,500
24 listings, updated October 2026
Not enough listings yet
Dump$7,700 to $16,350
median $13,000
27 listings, updated October 2026
Not enough listings yet
Equipment$5,100 to $10,300
median $6,350
27 listings, updated October 2026
$5,800 to $12,000
median $9,500
6 listings, updated October 2026
Car hauler$4,400 to $10,000
median $7,800
21 listings, updated October 2026
Not enough listings yet
Gooseneck and flatbed$10,600 to $17,000
median $14,000
29 listings, updated October 2026
$8,050 to $13,500
median $10,000
7 listings, updated October 2026

Typical prices come from thousands of public dealer and classified listings across the US, refreshed monthly. Each range is the middle 80 percent of advertised prices for that exact brand, trailer type, and condition, split by GVWR class and, for equipment and car haulers, tilt deck or ramps. Types and weight classes are never blended. Ranges show only when at least 5 listings from at least two different sellers match.

Recalls

No NHTSA recall campaigns found that name Lamar trailers, as of October 26, 2026.

This is not a safety rating and does not mean no recall exists. Source: NHTSA recall data. Check any trailer's VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

Source: NHTSA recall data. Quoted text is the maker's own filing, shown as NHTSA publishes it. A recall is a safety campaign filed by a maker and is not a finding that anyone did something wrong. Campaigns that name more than one brand count for each brand named.

Score

Score built from published facts, based on 4 of 5 categories. Grades are calculated from the facts shown, using the published method. They are not a safety rating. Method · Report an error

MAXX D Trailers

CategoriesDumpEquipmentCar haulerGooseneck and flatbed
OwnerMaxey Trailers Mfg., Inc.
Founded1999
HeadquartersBrookston, TX
PlantsNot yet verified
FrameSteel frame rails, tongue and cross members (5 year structural) source
AxlesNot yet verified
Warranty5 year structural frame, 2 year parts and labor on other components including suspension (2024 and later) source
WebsiteOfficial site

Typical prices by type

TypeTypical newTypical used
Dump$8,900 to $30,550
median $15,100
58 listings, updated October 2026
$10,650 to $17,500
median $14,050
8 listings, updated October 2026
Equipment$8,500 to $18,250
median $13,200
60 listings, updated October 2026
$7,950 to $20,400
median $12,500
5 listings, updated October 2026
Car hauler$6,700 to $33,000
median $11,900
19 listings, updated October 2026
Not enough listings yet
Gooseneck and flatbed$13,650 to $33,900
median $24,400
35 listings, updated October 2026
$9,800 to $27,750
median $12,950
6 listings, updated October 2026

Typical prices come from thousands of public dealer and classified listings across the US, refreshed monthly. Each range is the middle 80 percent of advertised prices for that exact brand, trailer type, and condition, split by GVWR class and, for equipment and car haulers, tilt deck or ramps. Types and weight classes are never blended. Ranges show only when at least 5 listings from at least two different sellers match.

Recalls

1 recall campaign on file with NHTSA naming MAXX D trailers, received 2018 to 2018. 0 were received in the last five years.

Most recent recalls

March 21, 2018, NHTSA campaign 18V184000

Maker named by NHTSA

MAXEY TRAILERS MFG, INC.

Summary as filed with NHTSA by the maker

Maxey Trailers Mfg, Inc. (MaxxD) is recalling certain 2017-2018 A3X, A5X, and A6X trailers. The suspension arms on these vehicles may crack if they were installed without additional supporting welds around the suspension arm.

Remedy as filed

MaxxD will notify owners, and dealers will inspect the suspension arm and either add additional welds, or replace the suspension arm, free of charge. The recall began on May 4, 2018. Owners may contact MaxxD customer service at 1-903-784-8059.

NHTSA lists about 251 potentially affected units for this campaign.

Source: NHTSA recall data. Quoted text is the maker's own filing, shown as NHTSA publishes it. A recall is a safety campaign filed by a maker and is not a finding that anyone did something wrong. Campaigns that name more than one brand count for each brand named.

Score

Score built from published facts, based on only 3 of 5 categories. Limited data. Grades are calculated from the facts shown, using the published method. They are not a safety rating. Method · Report an error

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