I finally bought a 24' trailer for my future tinyhouse!…read more They were super helpful. I visited multiple times and called in when I had even more questions. They emailed me all the trailer specs and information I needed. They are even letting me leave the trailer on the lot until it's convenient for me to pick it up! Couldn't be happier about the service and quality.

It's a testament to quality-it works as perfectly today as it did when we bought it. We've owned…read moreour trailer for over five years, and the durability is outstanding. This is a solid, long lasting trailer that performs exactly like it did the day we got it. 10/10 recommend.

Awesome place to get your trailer fixed! I needed a new landing gear for my Kentucky 53ft trailer…read morewalked in and left with the part that I wanted. Large stock, professional and helpful crow runs the front desk. I will most definitely use their services in the future and recommend it to others. Thanks guys!!

Update: All fixed and rolling within two days. Now *that's* good service! And done under warranty…read moreso no charge.

The moment I arrived, I was greeted with the utmost hospitality. Someone came right out the door to…read moregreet me. The staff listened to what I needed and was able to fix the problem within 45 minutes, installing a new electric jack for my trailer. The pricing was more than fair. Some additional perks included; a parking lot that went clear around the building with ample space for trailers, coffee to keep me company during my short wait, and the fact that the problem was an emergency and an appointment was not necessary. My whole experience was stress-free and I experienced service beyond my expectations. I would highly recommend Curtis Trailers.

WARNING: I brought my rare 1966 Airstream Caravel to Curtis Trailers (10177 SE Powell Blvd) for an…read moreA/C replacement. Here is how they handled my valuable, vintage property: Repeated Warnings: I asked my service rep, Jo Petit, on three separate occasions to save the original parts, noting their high value to vintage collectors. Unauthorized Disposal: Jo failed to tell the service team. When I went to pick up my trailer, the only part left was the interior face plate. The technician had thrown the rest of my original parts in the trash. Zero Accountability: I contacted general manager Tim Timmermann about the mistake, and he refused to compensate me for the valuable, lost components.If you ask for your original functioning parts back, make sure to write explicit, binding instructions to this service department. Otherwise, they might just throw your property away.

Prior to contacting Apache Camping Center, we did all the research that we felt we needed to do…read morebefore plopping down a shiny new penny. As there wasn't any inventory locally to check out, we purchased, sight unseen, a 2022 Aliner Classic. Now the cast of characters that made it all possible: Erik, the salesperson was appropriately communicative, helpful, and responsive. From a sales perspective, I couldn't have asked for more or better. I'm not sure how he was able to secure the deal that we received, but I'm not asking any more questions. He was great! Doug, from the Service Department, gave me the Royal Tour of our new camper. I took copious notes, including annotated photos to recall the finer details of what he was presenting. I'll give you a pro tip: take full advantage of this time allotted to you. Its part of the package you're purchasing and being a first time RV buyer, it was invaluable. I asked him in the first few minutes of our interaction together if everything he would cover was in the manual. He looked at me and said, "Oh no. What I'm about to go over with you is from personal experience, observations, and tricks I've learned along the way." That's when it got really good. We covered EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING. He was very patient with me and I never felt rushed. The Service Department. Solid group of guys in there. They asked all the right questions and again, I wasn't oversold anything: just exactly what I needed. Sure, they gave me some options, but it was painless. The Gift Shop. No Tour is complete without going through the gift shop before you leave. Smart business move. You're already excited about your new camper, your head is full of new information from the walk-through and now you want some accessories. An example of Doug's attentiveness: he recalled early in our meeting that my wife and I have a dog and she'll be traveling with us. Among other recommendations, he pointed out the carpeted stair covers. Not only was he paying attention, he wasn't selling me anything, but merely pointing out appropriate and relative purchase recommendations to enhance our overall experience. Lastly, Laura from the Finance Department. Frankly, I dread those talks, but she was quick, efficient, and didn't waste my time. She gave me ALL of the paperwork and other documents to review. To the owner: you are clearly doing something right by hiring and retaining the best people. You have "Aces in Places" and it shows. You have a customer for life and I'll do everything within my power to drive business your direction.

Never returns calls from the service department or the sales department. I'm stuck with a brand new…read moreone year old camper. With very little backup and zero from the manufacturer

Very thorough, pleasant and helpful experience…read more http://www.TrailersPlus.com/CustomerPhotos/TRPL2820189.jpg Thanks!

You want to hear about the worst experience I've ever had? Well, I visited their store on a Tuesday…read moreto find a trailer for my new business. I chose a trailer and intended to pay cash that day. However, the salesman convinced me to take out a loan to help build my credit. He instructed me to go online and reserve the trailer for a dollar, and they would hold it for a week. So, I engaged in a conversation with the salesman, went online to reserve the trailer, and even had him double-check that it was reserved. I spoke to the staff in the front office several times throughout the week to check in. I scheduled an appointment for that Saturday to purchase the trailer. While I was scrolling online, I noticed that the trailer was listed as sold. Initially, I thought it might be due to my reservation, but I called the store and spoke to Camden, the manager. I verified that my trailer, which I had already selected, was still on the lot. This incident occurred on Friday, and I wanted to confirm before proceeding with the financing paperwork with my wife. Camden assured me that the trailer was still reserved and that I had a 1:30 PM appointment on Saturday to pick it up. Therefore, I completed the financing paperwork, approved the loan for my wife and me, and arrived at the store on Saturday to collect the trailer. To my dismay, they had sold the trailer! They never informed me, let me know, or attempted to reach out to give me a heads up. I had spoken to them several times throughout the week to inquire about the status of the trailer and let them know that we were working on the financing, but no one mentioned anything about it. Let me tell you about the appalling customer service that almost surpasses the charges I incurred. My wife and I had already checked our credit scores, so they were already affected. We filled out all the paperwork, and apparently, they added another trailer's VIN number to my application without my consent. We were approved for the loan and everything else. When I arrived at the store, they immediately attempted to sell me a different trailer before even informing me that my trailer was unavailable. Despite all this, I only received a generic apology. I usually don't leave negative reviews, but these incidents occurred on Saturday, August 30, 2025, and I find it unbelievable that a company would allow me to go through the entire process of purchasing a trailer and then sell it without informing me. What's the point of reserving a trailer if it's not actually reserved? Furthermore, I felt that they didn't disclose this information because they were aware that I had already completed the financing process. They believed they could sell two trailers instead of just the one by selling the one without informing me. I even offered to pay cash for it on the very first day I visited, but instead, I attempted to follow what I perceived as sound advice. Now, I realize that I was severely mistaken. To add insult to injury, I was supposed to have this trailer ready this weekend for an upcoming job, and now I have to cancel it. This is a significant financial loss for me and my family. If I had the option, I would give them no stars. I strongly advise anyone against visiting that store in Portland, Oregon. One more thing, and I'll stop here. I found a different trailer in Eugene, Oregon, and the salesman tried to convince me that it was a better trailer and that I was getting a better deal. However, when I did some research, I discovered that it was the same exact trailer as the one I had originally wanted, and there was nothing better about it. Additionally, it wasn't the color I had originally desired. Oh, and I have to drive all the way to Eugene to get a trailer that will work for my business, which means another $240 in cash. I wouldn't even be considering buying a trailer from this place if they hadn't already run our credit and approved a loan, which has negatively impacted our credit score. Furthermore, I won't have it in time for a major project that I had already bid on, and now I have to cancel it. Oh, and here's something else: there's a guy named Vladimir who left a review three days ago, driving away with my trailer hooked up. That was supposedly reserved for me. It's just another slap in the face. Well, at least one of us had a good experience, I suppose. Sorry this is such a long review, but I hope it helps others avoid this. If you've read all of this, I'm sure you can understand why I'm so angry.

I placed a call to Northwest trailer and RV and spoke with Dan about purchasing a trailer. He…read morestated he had a 5 by 8. My daughter and I went and looked at the five by eight that he was speaking of. I told Dan that we wanted that one . I explained to him that we were leaving the next day first thing in the morning and needed the trailer quickly and told him that I wanted to get the financing rolling. He said it takes a little bit of time and that we would have to call the financing company. We did so. While waiting for the approval from the lender, Dan called me and said he had another trailer, same kind only silver, in the showroom that would be easier for him to get out. I told him no I wanted the white one that we chose. He proceeded to tell me that he would not be able to get that trailer out until noon the next day. I said we are planning on leaving at 6 in the morning. He said your going to have to go with the silver one or wait. So ultimately I had to tell him I will come look at it. I went and looked at the exterior of the trailer. The trailer was backed close enough to the wall to where I couldn't look inside the back and due to the urgency of needing a trailer , which Dan knew that, I ultimately was forced to actually say fine I'll take this one. The finance company that he works with he knows is in Florida. They are 3 hours ahead. So in speaking with Angela I was advised that she received the the approval and was told by Angela in Florida that we missed the funding time which was 2 p.m. eastern time, which would have been 11 a.m. Washington time. So before he even sent in the paperwork with the trailer information to the financing company that was when he reached out about the silver trailer. He knew that it wasn't going to happen that day and he could have told me, I'll have ample time to get that other trailer out because this isn't going to happen until noon tomorrow anyway. But he didn't. The next day I went to pick up the trailer. I opened up the back I immediately saw all the tire marks in the trailer looked at the door and saw the water damage on the door, I said this trailer is used. He said no it isn't, I'll show you the title. I said look at the tire marks and the damage here on the door. He then admittedly stated well it was used to haul tires. I said so it's used it's not new. Ultimately I was forced to take a used trailer at full new price. He didn't so much as state that he would reduce the price because he knew that it was a used trailer. One tire on the trailer you can definitely see somebody ran it up against the curb as well. His business practices are exceptionally poor. I was 100% taken advantage of because of the urgency of my situation. I am going to speak with the lender and also the company that funds the loans along with the pictures that I had taken and let the funding company know that Dan is selling used trailers at full new price. The warranty card that i signed and Dan said that he would be mailing it in, though I'm not confident that he actually will, I'm going to reach out to the Manufacturing company to confirm whether he sent it in or not . I will advise the manufacturer of the trailer of the condition of the trailer and that Dan sold it as new when it was definitely used and filing a complaint and i will advise that he fully admitted that the trailer had been used to transport tires and he is continuing to offer warranties for the trailers that are used. I have purchased numerous trailers, including horse trailers, throughout my life. This trailer is probably about the 10th cargo trailer that I have owned. Maybe Dan thought that because I was female that I didn't know what I was talking about or would not notice. When I advised that the trailer was used, Dan became very defensive. After that he didn't say two words to me. Whatever you do, go somewhere else. Go to somebody who is honest and fair and does not take advantage urgent situations. I guarantee that when you look at a trailer, and he's got a used one that he cannot offload to anyone else, he's going to do the same thing to you.

Switch and bait? They advertise on Facebook but when you try and purchase a trailer they make all…read morethese excuses why you can't buy it. Even tried 100% purchase over the phone but they say as your card might be fraud. They tell you they will hold it for a $100. non-refundable and then they will not follow through. Switch & Bait?????

Today one of my drivers bent the jack on a trailer, quite the predicament. First people I tried…read morewere the guys at trailer city, they didn't have the same size Jack and couldn't repair it but They went ahead and bent it back into place. It wasn't a fix but it definitely gave me time to find another place or at least be able to leave it somewhere. The two gentleman who assisted me are Bert and John, they were extremely helpful, kind and most importantly professional. All of this was for free, no taxes included. Even though they couldn't sell me anything they still had exceptional service and I applaud that.

Miguel Vargas sold my family an extremely dangerous dead on arrival continental cargo trailer. Not…read moreonly did the tire almost burst on a brand new trailer but the wheel well came off on the highway after driving 100 miles. I will let the photos speak for themselves. Les Schwab tires was nice enough to inform me that the tires on this "brand new" trailer were in fact not new at all and were old and used. This company sells dangerous and defective items - stay away!

On a Wednesday, I was informed me via text "Trailer will be done tomorrow !!", but when I arrived…read moreand took possession of it a couple days later, it had serious safety and quality issues: * One of the 2x8 deck boards was missing. (Not ideal, but I can install one) *Six out of ten lug nuts--three on each wheel--had not been installed. Fortunately, an older gentleman on-site noticed this just as I was driving away and stopped me. * The lone 2x4 decking board had never been attached, and came off while I was driving on the freeway between Jantzen Beach OR, and Chehalis WA. That's something that could have killed someone. I know it was never attached because there are no holes in the frame where the board would have been attached. These problems make it clear that the trailer was not properly inspected before being released. It is unacceptable to provide equipment in this condition, especially when it puts people's safety at serious risk. The structure of the trailer appears to be acceptable.

Picked up a trailer today super nice people down there was not rude at all Heading to Kentucky and…read moreI had to have a flatbed Thanks again For perfect service Dave

Went in last week and even though a lot of the team was out at a rally the rep that was there…read more(sorry I don't remember her name) was kind enough to show us the Xventure trailer we went in to see even though she wasn't familiar with the trailer. Not only did she try to help the best she could but she also called another team member that could answer some of the questions we had. Although we are still determining whether to get a trailer and which trailer to get I would highly recommend them for their great customer service. If they are this good when looking I can only imagine what it would be like to do business with them. for the help and if we decide to get the Xventure V3 we will definitely be back to 99 West Trailers.

Very disappointing! We scheduled a boat trailer maintenance…read moreappointment one week in advance only to find out our boat trailer sat for two days at their location because the staff worker did not show up to work on it. Throughout the two days, we requested a follow up call to let us know when the worker will show up but did not get any response. So as a result, we ended up picking our boat trailer up with the office staff stating they were too busy to work on our boat trailer even though we had a scheduled appointment. We would never recommend this company (especially since they act like they don't need the business!

Excellent dealership, if you're looking for a good no pressure atmosphere, go to Direct Motorz. I…read morerecently bought a car and worked with Mike. Honest, genuine team! Great selection of affordable cars. Definitely recommend.