Trailer Auctions
Used trailers for sale at government and fleet auctions
FleetBid lists 1,247 open lots of trailers across 49 states from 549 sellers. 914 lots have a current bid, from $1 to $69,000 (median $744). The next lot closes Nov 12, 2026, 5:02 PM UTC.
Open lots
Trailer auctions by state
- Texas 140 lots
- Florida 99 lots
- California 77 lots
- Missouri 77 lots
- Oklahoma 75 lots
- Illinois 64 lots
- Pennsylvania 48 lots
- North Carolina 45 lots
- Ohio 40 lots
- New York 35 lots
- Indiana 34 lots
- New Jersey 32 lots
- Kansas 31 lots
- Colorado 29 lots
- Tennessee 27 lots
- Arizona 26 lots
- Georgia 24 lots
- Michigan 23 lots
- Virginia 23 lots
- Iowa 22 lots
- Minnesota 21 lots
- Nevada 21 lots
- Massachusetts 20 lots
- Oregon 19 lots
- Nebraska 18 lots
- Wisconsin 17 lots
- Kentucky 16 lots
- Arkansas 14 lots
- Washington 13 lots
- Utah 12 lots
- South Carolina 11 lots
- Louisiana 9 lots
- Maryland 9 lots
- South Dakota 8 lots
- Idaho 7 lots
- Alaska 6 lots
- New Mexico 6 lots
- Alabama 5 lots
- Maine 5 lots
- Rhode Island 5 lots
- Wyoming 5 lots
Sold prices
- Trailer sold prices All makes
- Ver-Mac Trailer sold prices 15 sold
- Yamaha Trailer sold prices 10 sold
- Wabash Trailer sold prices 5 sold
- Bri-Mar Trailer sold prices 4 sold
- Eager Beaver Trailer sold prices 4 sold
- New Holland Trailer sold prices 4 sold
- Travis Trailer sold prices 4 sold
- Wanco Trailer sold prices 4 sold
Frequently asked questions
- How many trailers are for sale at auction?
- FleetBid lists 1,247 open lots of trailers from 549 sellers. The count changes as lots close and new ones are posted.
- How much do used trailers sell for at auction?
- The median reported winning bid across 251 sold lots of trailers, Jul 2026 to Nov 2026, was $1,225. Prices are winning bids as each auction site reported them, before buyer's premiums, taxes and fees.
- What are current bids on trailers?
- 914 of 1,247 open lots have a bid. Current bids run from $1 to $69,000, with a median of $744.
- Which states have the most trailers at auction?
- Texas (140), Florida (99) and California (77) have the most open lots of trailers.