Look Trailers

Plumber Customs

Highly recommend avoiding this brand, really regret spending my money on this trailer. Very poorly built, very cheap materials, had to have trailer fixed under warranty right after i bought it, the manufacterer only fixed one issue of 2 they said they would fix and gave it back to me, also received back with a slight dent/ crease in outside skin. Dont have time to keep driving back and forth to manufacterer. I highly recommend avoiding this brand, unless purchasing a lower end model for a really good price. Do not pay a premium for there upgraded models, go with a different manufacterer.

Kyle Bianchi

Junk trailers ever worse customer service with look trailers , one of the customer service reps told me if i don’t like it then go buy something else………. I was speechless that they would say something like that, for those wondering I ordered 2 sets of keys, and 8 days later I received a dust cover for the axel and no they won’t overnight you the right product even though they messed up on there end, long story short they don’t care about there customers or there products or how they even handle orders, spend the extra 2,000$ on a real trailer that will last you years and not months and a possible lawsuit if your roof peels off like a can of sardines and hurts or kills someone behind you

Peter Lapso

I bought 6×12×6 1/2 Look trailer from Trailer Corner in Taylor, PA. Beside that it was cheap by dealer's order so there was nothing inside for cargo tie down. Absolutely nothing. No D rings no E rail. That's OK because was cheap and I like to customize to my needs. But there is manufacture's cons. But this tie down stuff cost me $200 × my work. Just 8 D rings + some E rails from Harbor Freight Tools 1, manufacturer totaly screw up welding of coupler. Terrible job. See pictures. When I asked to replace coupler they played game: Go to dealer v. Call manufacturer. There was no solution from either side and it cost me $100 material + my work about 4 hours to replace coupler. 2, Floor. It is cheapest piece of plywood they could put on it, is not green plywood and floor is exposed to road conditions. Most trailers I 've seen before have some floor protection from bottom, like sheet of plastic or weather wood protected floor. 3, Roof is made from extremely thin aluminum. My trailer has no roof vents. So i bought roof went and cover =$100 4, roof is not isolated. I bought 3 pieces 4×8 insulation in Lowes to insulate roof from heat. = + $50 + work 5, no spare tire. Tires on my trailer were cheapests 1 on market. 6 ply 55 mph, 50 psi. So i bought 2 x 8 ply tires rated to 81 mph, and load rate is 2300 instead 1500. + 2 extra rims. Total cost $400 doing it thru Walmart. I bought aluminum rims that is like $100 above if you buy steel rims. But you do not move without spare tire. 1 flat can cost you big $$$. 6, as i was puttin insulation i found out that roof cross members are put without measuremnt. There was up to 1" inch between sides. Poor workerz General question. Would I buy it if I know this? Most likely yes, because all other eMword eFword do most likely similar job. And I should do lots of work on trailer by myself. Still nothing change some dumb thingx above

Jeremy Aucoin

Within 1 year of purchasing this trailer, every light is broken, every screw is loose, every piece of hardware is falling apart, every weather stripping is peeling and the roof is leaking. $7,000 scrap pile on wheels. Unreal. Thanks.