Nashville • Enclosed Van Rental
5×10 enclosed trailer rental in Nashville, TN for bands, crews, and families hauling more gear than a van holds on its own.
Music City Touring Vans keeps 5×10 enclosed trailers at our lot at 915 6th Ave South, each one with a rear loading ramp, a side door, strap-down tracks inside, and a spare tire.
It is the smaller of the two sizes we rent, it goes out at $40 per day, and there is a 3-day minimum. Our fleet is hitch-equipped and we match the right van to the trailer when you book.
NO MILEAGE FEES! No hidden fees, and every trailer we rent is fully insured.
The 5×10 gives you five feet of width and ten feet of length in enclosed floor, and it is the easier of our two trailers to live with once you are moving. It sits shorter behind the van, so it tracks closer to what you already expect from the van alone.
Backing into a spot takes fewer tries. Turning around in a venue lot never designed for anything longer than a pickup truck is a smaller problem.
That matters more than people expect. A load-in slot behind a Nashville club is not generous, and neither is the far corner of a hotel lot at eleven at night.
If your trip involves parking in real places rather than an open field, the smaller trailer earns its keep.
Any trailer changes how you drive. The 5×10 just asks less of you while it does.
The pattern in all four is the same. You are adding capacity to a trip you were already taking, not moving a household.
Five by ten feet of enclosed floor covers that. If your list runs longer than the floor does, the 6×12 is the larger of the two and the one to ask about.
If this is your first time towing, the 5×10 is a forgiving place to start. Take your turns wider than feels necessary, leave more room to stop, and give yourself extra runway on the merge.
It is just longer than what you are used to driving. The 5×10 also carries a spare tire, so a flat on the shoulder does not end the trip.
If you have questions about towing before you commit, call or text and ask. Better now than in a parking lot.
Our trailers go out with one of our vans. The fleet is hitch-equipped, and we match the right van to the trailer when you book, so the 2 inch ball and 4-way power connection the 5×10 runs on are already on the vehicle you drive off in.
If you are hoping to tow with your own vehicle, call or text and ask before you book.
The 5×10 goes out alongside a passenger Sprinter on the same booking, picked up at the same lot on the same morning. Trailers are available for an additional charge on top of the van rental.
A van and trailer rental is the most common way this trailer goes out.
You have five by ten feet of enclosed floor to work with, a ramp at the back for anything on wheels or casters, a side door for pulling one piece without unloading the rest, and strap-down tracks so the load rides where you put it. If you are near the line, call, text, or email and describe what is going in: the pieces, roughly how many, and anything unusually long or awkward.
We will tell you honestly whether the 5×10 handles it.
If it sounds like more than this trailer should carry, we will say so and point you at the 6×12 enclosed trailer rental instead. The 5×10 is $40 per day and the 6×12 is $50 per day, so the step up is ten dollars a day.
Tennessee sales and rental tax applies on top, and we do not price match U-Haul or other competitors.
Terms and requirements
Ask about Long Term Rental Discounts if you need it out for a month or more.
No. The 5×10 is the smaller of our two trailers and a reasonable first tow: take your turns wider than feels necessary, leave more room to stop, and pull through spots instead of backing in where you can.
The driver listed on the contract is the one who drives, with a valid license and personal insurance. If you want a backup driver on the paperwork, get in touch before pickup at 615-336-7995.
Usually, yes, though where it ends up is still the venue’s or hotel’s call. The 5×10 sits shorter behind the van than our 6×12, so it tracks closer to what you already expect and takes fewer tries to back into a tight lot.
You get five by ten feet of enclosed floor, a rear loading ramp, a side door, and strap-down tracks, and each van holds roughly a 4x4x5 area of gear on its own. Take the 5×10 at $40 per day when you are adding a modest backline, team gear, or bags and bikes to a trip you were already taking; take the 6×12 at $50 per day when the list runs longer than the floor does.
If you are near the line, call, text, or email with the pieces, roughly how many, and anything unusually long or awkward, and we will tell you straight.
No. We do not charge for mileage and there are no hidden fees stacked on your rate, so the number you booked is the number you pay whether you drive across town or across the country. Out-of-state travel is fine, and Canada is the only international destination we allow.
Tennessee sales and rental tax applies on top of the rental itself.
Usually, yes. We keep 1 to 2 spots open for renters at our lot at 915 6th Ave South, Nashville, TN 37203, where every rental starts and ends.
They are first come, first served, so ask when you book and we cannot promise one is open on your pickup day.
The minimum rental is 3 days. Booking is first come, first served, so the earlier you call, the better your odds on the dates you want.
Cancellations inside 48 hours are charged for two days, and we have Long Term Rental Discounts if you need it out for a month or more.
$40 per day, with the 6×12 at $50 per day if you need the larger of the two. The trailer is an additional charge on top of the van rental, van rates are published on our booking page, and Tennessee sales and rental tax applies on top.
Booking takes a $100 deposit plus a credit card on file and a 3-day minimum, and we do not price match U-Haul or other competitors.
Tell us your dates and what you are loading, and we will get the trailer set aside.
Our full trailer rental service covers the 6×12 as well. Reach out any time — we’ll get you set up.
Passenger vans. Touring vans. Bunk vans. Enclosed trailers. Whatever the road has in store, start with the right vehicle for the trip.
