2026 BWS Trailers Tag Along

BWS Tag Along trailers are built to handle difficult job sites, unpredictable terrain, and heavy loads—all while enhancing safety and productivity on every haul.

• Low deck height keeps equipment within legal limits for smoother, hassle-free transport.
• 3030 brake pots on all axles ensure maximum safety during loading and unloading.
• Dual landing gear legs provide stability for fully loaded trailers.
• Wide track axles improve balance and reduce side-to-side rocking.
• Baked finish paint protects against corrosion and wear.
• Available in 20-ton and 22.5-ton (2 axles), 25-ton and 30-ton (3 axles)

Features May Include:

One of the Lowest Deck Heights Available (34”)

• A high deck height can put your equipment over legal height restrictions, making transportation difficult and costly.
• At just 34 inches, BWS Tag Along trailers make it easier to load, easier to tow, and safer to transport.
• Even a couple of inches can be the difference between clearing a bridge or facing a costly reroute.

Reliable Braking & Stability (3030 Brake Pots on All Axles)

• Insufficient braking power when parked on inclines or rough terrain can put your load at risk.
• 3030 brake pots on all axles provide both service and parking brakes, delivering maximum stopping power.
• Think of it as an emergency brake on every axle, ensuring peace of mind when loading, unloading, or parking on a slope.

Dual Landing Gear Legs for Maximum Support

• Many competitors only use a single landing gear leg, which can struggle to support a fully loaded trailer.
• Dual landing gear legs allow you to uncouple a fully loaded trailer anytime—whether parking overnight or servicing your truck.
• More stability means less hassle, more uptime, and greater convenience.

Wider 77 1/2” Track Axles for Greater Stability

• Narrow track axles can cause trailers to rock side-to-side, especially on rough terrain.
• With wider 77 1/2” track axles, you get greater balance, smoother rides, and better strength both on and off the road.
• Whether on a construction site or the highway, your load stays stable, your ride stays smooth, and your trailer stays in control.

Industrial-Grade Paint & Finish for Long-Term Protection

• Poor paint paint process leads to chipping, peeling, and frequent repainting—costing you time and money.
• Steel shot blasting, epoxy primer, industrial top coat, and a baked finish create a durable, corrosion-resistant surface.
• Your trailer looks professional, lasts longer, and holds its value better when it’s time to resell.

Tilt Deck Options for Easier Loading & Unloading

• Non-tilt decks can make loading large or low-clearance equipment difficult and unsafe.
• Our air tilting mechanism provides a controlled, smooth loading process.
• No more struggling with ramps—just safe, seamless equipment loading every time.

Durable Decking with Easy Maintenance

• Frequent wood decking replacements can be time-consuming and expensive.
• We use carriage bolts with washers, making wood replacements quick, simple, and secure.
• Spend less time on repairs and more time on the job.

Inward-Facing C-Channel for Secure D-Rings

• Outward-facing C-channels can weaken under stress, compromising cargo security.
• Our inward-facing C-channel design allows D-rings to fold up completely while maintaining structural integrity.
• More security, less wear-and-tear, and greater reliability in every haul.