This not being a viable option for your situation... Please read on...
There are a few benefits to trailering versus car topping.
The first benefit is that it provides a place to store your boats when not being used.
Second... You could be all loaded and ready to go with no big hassle.
Third... a trailer tends to be lower and easier to reach than a roof rack, which can be a big deal for some folks.

Problems to look out for with regards to TRAILERS and pulling a TRAILER;
Trailering can certainly be a safe way of transporting BUT....
DON'T forget;
....SLOW DOWN -the load behind you is very light and may bounce off curbs, potholes and railroad tracks.
....SWING WIDE -or you will cut corners too short and clip a parked car, mailbox or gate.
....ONCE AROUND -before you drive away walk around your vehicle to be sure each boat has bow and stern lines and two hull straps. Check tires and lights, make sure safety pin and chains are secure.
You can find high Quality Trailers out there but you may also find a piece of junk that provides a horrible day out on the Highway;
....BOLTED TOGETHER FRAMES -allows inexpensive shipping from china, to the outlet store, or to your home. All those parts take many many hours to assemble and then shake, shimmy, rattle and roll down the highway.
....ENOUGH LENGTH -trying to carry kayaks or canoes on a garden trailer. Look out! too short a trailer tongue and your craft will CRUNCH into the back of your vehicle when you turn.
....ALUMINUM -we will never own another steel trailer. No more scraping rust and painting every year. We can lift our Light weight welded frame Aluminum trailers (while loaded or un-loaded) with one hand!
....WIRES -should be run thru the frame, not dangling from it to be kinked or cracked. (you WILL get a ticket if your lights don't work)
....LIGHTS -should be recessed to avoid constant damage and cracks. (you WILL get a ticket if your lights don't work)
If at this point you still want to trailer your boats - Oak Orchard's experience in this field is second to none.
*Over the past 50+ years we have owned, used and maintained many brands and styles of canoe and kayak trailers.
*We currently own and maintain 4 trailers ourselves.
We manufacture the hardware to secure your kayaks or canoes on these high quality trailers.

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