We are a trailer sales company basesd in Ballymoreen, Littleton, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.

We sell all types of trailers including, 6x4, 7x4, 8x4, 9x4, 8x5, 9x5, 10x5, 12x5 and 12x6, along with box trailers, bike trailers, tipper trailers, boat trailers and transport trailers.

Whatever you need, we'll do our best to find the perfect trailer for you.

Delivery, trade-in and finance options also available.

Drove to Tipperary from Clare to get myself a new trailer . There was none available.
Spoke with Larry and he arranged to have one delivered the following week . He was professional and very helpful and messaged me on any updates . Very happy with new trailer . Thanks Larry ,
I would buy here again

Excellent experience with Sham from the beginning. We required a very specific trailer to suit our needs which we were finding extremely hard to source anywhere. Sham took note of the many custom requirements we had and supplied a bespoke trailer to suit. Excellent value and service and will most definitely be doing business again in the near future. Picture for reference. Thanks again
Shaun

Very happy with the boat trailer I bought from Larry's Trailers. The guys there are easy to deal with, and very helpful. The custom work they did on my trailer was completed quickly and to a high standard. They know their stuff.

I bought a trailer from Shem at the start of July 2026. Communication was good to begin with and a deal was struck and finalised quickly which was great. However, the key for the hitch was out of stock when I was collecting the trailer and I was promised I would have it within a few days. Also the certificate of conformity was not available and again I was promised it was coming. 3 months waiting now and still no keys or certificate despite many messages and promises. I'm very happy with the trailer and Shem is a nice guy but I would recommend to anyone to make sure everything is present  before finalising your purchase. I have since sourced a key from a different supplier and have given up expecting a certificate. The certificate is not essential to me but it would be nice to have if I ever decide to sell the trailer, especially after handing over what is a lot of money for some people. Again, I am very happy with the trailer but let down by the broken promises that followed

A trailer was purchased from Larry’s Trailers on 25/10/25 for €1,850.00. The delivery was extremely late, despite numerous calls, text messages, and repeated promises of delivery that were never kept.

When the trailer finally arrived, it was incomplete: the hitch key was missing, and a spare tire—promised due to the delayed delivery—was missing. Multiple calls and text messages, but no one has responded, and I still have not received the missing items.

This has been a frustrating, time-consuming experience, lost all trust in this company. If you’re thinking of buying from Larry’s Trailers, proceed with extreme caution and double-check everything before committing to any purchase.

UPDATE:
The trailer was purchased on 25 October 2025. However, it was not until 14 January 2026—81 days later—that the key and the spare tyre shown below were finally received.

For the record, had the order been completed either at the time of purchase or upon delivery, this entire situation would never have arisen.

There was absolutely no need for any of this. While the key and spare tyre have now been delivered, I am decidedly unhappy with both the situation and the excessive length of time it took to resolve.

At last, the trailer can finally be put to use instead of taking up space in the workshop.

UPDATE:
I noticed that the spare tyre supplied by Larry’s Trailers is manufactured in Ukraine, which obviously prompts a little concern about road safety, etc.

This prompted me to look for the EU tyre labelling sticker, introduced on 1 November 2012, which is designed to help consumers make informed choices by clearly rating tyres for fuel efficiency, wet-grip performance, external noise, and, yes, safety.

Under the scheme, tyres for cars and light commercial vehicles must carry a standardised label displaying this information, as illustrated in the photos below. An example published on the EU’s own website. In this case, however, no such label was present on the spare tyre supplied.

This raises a legitimate question for consumers: Does the EU tyre labelling legislation extend to trailer tyres, or are they exempt from these requirements? If the latter is the case, greater clarity from manufacturers and retailers would be welcome, particularly as consumers increasingly expect the same transparency and regulatory compliance across all vehicle components.

I am looking into it and will update in due course.

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