
Xtra Speed 1/10 Heavy Duty Dual Axle Scale Miniature Trailer Kit (24 Inches)
About this part
Features:
- Hand Made Tube Trailer Chassis
- Full Metal Construction
- Stamped Steel 1.55 Beadlock Wheels
- Manual Lift Jack
- Pivot Ball EZ-Clip Hitch Mount
- Two Steel Ramps w/Ramp Holders
- Steel Leaf Springs
- Working LED Lights
- Steel Tool Box to hold the Battery and Light Switch
Length: 24"
Width: 13.19"
Height: 4.33"
Weight: 5.4lb
Deck Length: 18"
Deck Width: 10"
Reviews4.3 · 20 reviews
Awesome little trailer. Goes together easy. Fits either my trx4 or scx10 ii easily.
Nice durable trailer, have already done some pulls with it and had little to no drag, only downside is had to look up video to build, instructions that it comes with is more of a completed picture to compare to than a guide.
What is the height of the tralier hitch? I want to make sure that its not going to be at a huge angle on my trx4
Bought from my LHS. Instructions are meh, but there isn’t really an over abundance of parts, so fair enough. Quality is kinda NOT where you’d like it to be for something as basic as this trailer at $176 or there abouts. Feels like a great deal at $100, at $145 I’d be cool with what ya get, but after that I’m just left thinking “huh”. Build is straightforward, all the usual prc oddities like rusty springs, odd oils, and the popular “what is that smell”… smell are present. The odd smells complement all the cost saving dilemmas, offering those little extra challenges we all love (be sure you have a small Phillips head)…. It’s sized well though, a VS4-10 pro fits comfy, the VS4-10 Phoenix Portal fits snug L-R but fits. Element Gatekeeper fits well, Capra is straddling side rails. Reasonably scale, I’d assume scale matters if you’re buying a trailer, and this one looks okay. Expanded metal decking is too large, tires are bare of any branding but look pretty good otherwise. Fenders are “meh” spot welded tin lacking scale but are there. So yeah, it’s not bad by any means, it’s just maybe a little value challenged @ $176, hard yes if it’s on sale for I’d say $140 or less really. At $140 or so, a lot of the “prc” shortcomings could be forgiven. Simple build, does it’s job, looks okay doing it. There’s just a “meh” about it, could be that it’s “meh” because it’s a trailer though, a trailer that costs as much as an Axial SCX-24 and a few mods… which there’s little arguing would be more fun. So maybe that’s it, all done building, and; “I’ve got a basic 1:10 scale steel trailer!?” Seems a bit anticlimactic perhaps? Hard to say.
Trailer is so realistic ,lot of parts to put together but was fun to do … lights were a challenge but I knocked it out the park !! Definitely worth the money and time !!! Thank you !!
Reviewers broadly rate this 24-inch dual-axle scale trailer positively, praising its look, sturdiness, easy-to-moderate assembly and the included light kit, with several noting it hauls scale and on-road RC vehicles well. The most consistent complaint is the instructions, which many describe as unclear or minimal, with owners relying on online videos. Other recurring issues include lights that are hard to mount or fit loosely, and some owners reporting missing hardware. One reviewer found the trailer too narrow to fit a 1/10 Slash or Fiesta with four wheels flush because of side rails. A 3-star reviewer felt build quality was weak for the price, while others considered it good value. Some reviews describe the black finish as appearing gray in photos.
- + Solid, durable build
- + Easy assembly for experienced builders
- + Includes light kit
- + Good value for the price
- − Instructions unclear or minimal
- − Lights hard to mount or loose fit
- − Some owners report missing hardware
- − Side rails may prevent some 1/10 vehicles from sitting flush