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Trailer delivery by road, from the seller to your door

Trailer Delivery will collect a trailer or touring caravan from a seller, a dealer or a yard and tow it to your address, or to your buyer's. It is not open yet and nothing can be booked today.

Run by TPSTORES LIMITED, a company registered in England and Wales. Who we are and where things stand.

Join the waiting list

Leave an email address and we will tell you when bookings open. Joining the list is not a booking. We have not quoted a price for any job and we have not promised a date.

Which are you?

We will email you when bookings open and say which areas we cover. We use your details only for that and to see where trailers need moving. How we store them.

It is for you if you have bought or sold one and cannot move it:

  • you have no tow bar
  • your car is not rated for its weight
  • it is several hours' drive away
  • you sold it and the buyer cannot collect
Heaviest trailer we plan to move, when loaded
3,500kg
Widest we can tow
2.55m
Longest we can tow, not counting the A-frame
7m
Loaded weight above which it must have working brakes
750kg

These are the legal limits for a trailer behind a car or 4x4, read on GOV.UK on 10 October 2026. All 41 figures, with sources.

How a delivery will work

  1. You describe the trailer

    Collection and delivery postcodes, the type of trailer, the maximum weight on its plate, and its width and length.

  2. We check it can be towed

    The weight, width and length have to be inside the legal limits for our tow vehicle. Nothing over 3,500kg loaded.

  3. We collect it

    Before it moves we check the coupling, breakaway cable, tyres, lights and load, as GOV.UK lists for any trailer.

  4. We tow it to you

    The trailer travels on its own wheels behind our vehicle and is handed over at your address.

How it will work, in full

Trailers we plan to move

Road trailers and touring caravans of up to 3,500kg when loaded, 2.55 metres wide and 7 metres long. One over 750kg when loaded must have working brakes.

Pick the type on the form. It tells us what to equip for. Which caravans we plan to move.

What has to be in place before we open

Three things: a goods vehicle operator's licence, a tow vehicle rated to pull 3,500kg, and insurance that covers a customer's trailer while it is towed. None is in place yet, and we will not take a job until all three are. Where things stand.

GOV.UK says a firm needs the licence to carry other people's goods for payment when the towing vehicle and trailer are plated above 3,500kg together.

Moving it yourself? Check the rules first

A checker for your own car and trailer, every legal limit in one table, and 9 guides. Every figure was read on GOV.UK on 10 October 2026.

All 9 guides

Questions

When will it open?

No date is set. People on the waiting list will be emailed first.

What will it cost?

We have not set prices, so we cannot quote for a job yet.

Where will you cover?

We have not chosen areas. The two place boxes on the form show us where trailers need moving, and we will start where the list is busiest.

Is joining the waiting list a booking?

No. It only means we will email you when bookings open. You can ask to be removed at any time.

How heavy a trailer will you move?

Up to 3,500kg when loaded. That is the heaviest trailer a car licence covers.

Will you move caravans?

Touring caravans, yes, inside the same 3,500kg limit. Not a static caravan wider than 2.55 metres, which travels on a lorry.

Can you move a trailer that is not roadworthy?

Not on its own wheels. A trailer towed on the road needs working lights, tyres with at least 1.6mm of tread and, if it weighs over 750kg loaded, working brakes.

Who runs it?

TPSTORES LIMITED, a company registered in England and Wales, number 13238473.

Do you tow trailers for a living? Read the page for towing firms.

Sources, read on 10 October 2026