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An off-road toy hauler is a travel trailer with a rear garage, a loading ramp and tie-downs for dirt bikes, mountain bikes, ATVs or gear, built on an off-road chassis so you can take the toys to the trailhead instead of the campground. This guide covers what to check before you buy one and how the two Black Series toy haulers compare. Figures are from our current product pages, last verified 11 October 2026.
What to check on an off-road toy hauler
- Garage size against your machines. Measure your bikes or ATV (length, width at the bars, height) and compare against the garage opening and floor, not the trailer's overall length. Ask for the build sheet dimensions.
- Floor and tie-downs. Look for a durable floor and anchor points rated for your load. Black Series garages have an aluminum diamond-plate floor with tie-down points.
- Tongue weight. Loading the garage shifts weight to the rear, and an empty garage puts more on the hitch. Both TH models publish a 900 lb dry tongue weight, higher than any HQ travel trailer, so payload matters from the start.
- Cargo capacity. Toys are heavy. Subtract the dry weight from the GVWR, then subtract water, gear and options, and see what is left for machines.
- Living space after unloading. The best toy haulers stay useful once the garage is empty, with permanent beds rather than fold-downs only. Both TH models sleep six on a queen bed and four bunks.
- Off-road running gear. The same rules as any off-road trailer: independent suspension, a rust-protected chassis, off-road tires with spares and an articulating hitch.
TH19 vs TH22
| TH19 | TH22 | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $59,899 | $69,899 |
| Delivered, continental U.S. | $62,779 | $72,779 |
| Axles | Single | Tandem |
| Overall length | 22.3 ft | 28.2 ft |
| Exterior width | 7.8 ft | 8 ft |
| Interior length | 19 ft | 22 ft |
| Interior height | 6.7 ft | 6.9 ft |
| Dry weight | 6,172 lb | 6,847 lb |
| GVWR | 10,000 lb | 10,000 lb |
| Cargo capacity (GVWR minus dry) | 3,828 lb | 3,153 lb |
| Published tongue weight | 900 lb | 900 lb |
| Sleeps | 6 (queen + 4 bunks) | 6 (queen + 4 bunks) |
| Battery (Base) | 200Ah lithium | 400Ah lithium |
| Tires | 235/75R15 off-road tires, two spares | 235/75R15 off-road tires on 15-inch alloys, two spares |
| Tow vehicle | Three-quarter-ton or larger | Three-quarter-ton or larger |
Choose the TH19 if your gear fits and you want the shorter, lighter trailer. Choose the TH22 if you need the extra garage length and width, or want the stability of a tandem axle. More: TH19 vs TH22 in detail · Shop toy haulers
Toy hauler or travel trailer?
A toy hauler trades some living space for a garage. If you do not carry motorized toys or bulky gear, a travel trailer gives you more room and a lower tongue weight for the money. If you ride, a toy hauler saves you a second trailer and a second vehicle. More: Toy hauler vs travel trailer · Off-road travel trailer buyer's guide
Towing an off-road toy hauler
Both Black Series toy haulers carry a 10,000 lb GVWR and need a three-quarter-ton truck or larger. At GVWR a 10 to 13 percent tongue weight is 1,000 to 1,300 lb, which a half-ton cannot carry once the cab is loaded. Tools: towing calculator · payload checker · Toy hauler tongue weight guide · F-250, Ram 2500 and Silverado 2500 HD
Toy hauler price
The TH19 starts at $59,899 and the TH22 at $69,899 in Base edition; Yellow Stone adds $15,000 and Rocky Mountain $30,000. Delivery is a flat $2,880 anywhere in the continental U.S., or free at our Upland, California facility. Full 2027 pricing · Financing · Request a quote
More toy hauler reading: How to choose an off-road toy hauler · Best toy hauler for dirt bikes · Mountain biking · Hunting camp · All toy hauler guides
Frequently asked questions
What is an off-road toy hauler?
A travel trailer with a rear garage, ramp and tie-downs for bikes, ATVs or gear, built on an off-road chassis with independent suspension, off-road tires and an articulating hitch so it can follow you onto unpaved roads.
Do off-road toy haulers have a bathroom?
Many do. Both Black Series toy haulers, the TH19 and TH22, have a full fiberglass wet bath with shower and toilet.
How much does an off-road toy hauler cost?
The Black Series TH19 starts at $59,899 and the TH22 at $69,899, plus a flat $2,880 delivery in the continental U.S.
What truck do I need to tow an off-road toy hauler?
For the Black Series TH19 and TH22, a three-quarter-ton truck or larger. Both have a 10,000 lb GVWR and a published 900 lb dry tongue weight.
How many people does an off-road toy hauler sleep?
Both Black Series toy haulers sleep six on a queen bed and four bunks.
What is the difference between the TH19 and TH22?
The TH22 is a tandem-axle toy hauler, 28.2 ft overall against 22.3 ft for the single-axle TH19, with 3 ft more interior length and a wider body for a bigger garage. It weighs 6,847 lb dry against 6,172 lb.