How should I register my Hiker Trailer?
Most of the time for either insurance or vehicle registration purposes, Hiker Trailers (other than the Mainstay Model) can be classified as enclosed utility trailers. Some insurers and states may not allow a Hiker Trailer to be registered this way due to policy or local governance, but the general rule of thumb is that Hiker Trailers don't contain a gray or black water tank, and don't have an onboard bathroom, they're not classified as RVs. We recommend reaching out to your insurer or local DMV to check in your situation.
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Does Hiker Trailers offer financing?
While we don't offer financing directly, we work with two industry-leading partners to help provide our customers with the best lending options to suit their needs. We can also provide you the necessary documents to secure private lending from your ...
What is the Lead Time for a Hiker Trailer?
At Hiker Trailers we have a dynamic lead time based upon the type of trailer you purchase. Custom Units For our fully customized builds, our lead time is approximately 60 - 90 days from the time you place your deposit. Factors that could affect the ...
How much does it cost to ship a Hiker Trailer?
We understand not everyone might want to travel to Columbus, IN to pick up their Hiker Trailer. We provide a few shipping options to help keep shipping a Hiker Trailer as cost effective as possible. Bumper Pull You're able to get your new Hiker ...
Where is Hiker Trailer located?
Hiker Trailers is based in Columbus, IN For our location and contact info please visti our page /contact To view Remote Showroom locations visit /showrooms
What is a Build Confirmation?
Here at Hiker Trailers we have a unique process that allows our customers to make a last minute change, cancel their order, or add the forgotten option without penalty. After placing your deposit, we grant all customers a grace period of 2 weeks for ...