A gooseneck trailer is defined by the existence of a pivoting coupling arm attached to a ball that is mounted in the bed of a vehicle, typically a pickup truck. The hitch is almost always mounted over the rear axle in the truck bed. A gooseneck trailer will often be utilized for heavy loads and equipment towing rather than a standard bumper pull trailer because of its increased stability and tighter turning radius. When considering the type of trailer you want to purchase, consider things such as your budget, purpose, weight to be pulled, physical size of expected loads, turning radius, stability requirements (especially with possibly shifting loads), etc. and then let us help match the right trailer to your needs.