2026 Blaze 26ft Aluminium Enclosed Car Trailer – Finished Interior (Unit AC-0196)

The 7.92 m Aluminium Blaze in black is a lot of enclosed trailer for a mid-size tow vehicle. All-aluminium construction, skirted spread torsion axles and a 1,372 mm aluminium triple-tube drawbar keep the tare figure sensible for the length.

A rear wing with a 457 mm loading light and a slide-out step under the Flushlock side door are the details that make it pleasant to use rather than just capable.

Metric specification

• Model: 2026 Millennium Aluminium Blaze car hauler
• Length: 7.92 m (26 ft)
• Interior height: approx. 2.13 m
• Axles: two 2,360 kg E-Z Lube spread torsion axles with skirting
• Exterior: 0.76 mm black screwless aluminium, 762 mm V-nose front
• Drawbar: 1,372 mm aluminium triple-tube
• Rear: heavy-duty ramp door with flap, 1,219 mm beavertail, rear wing with 457 mm loading light
• Side door: 1,219 mm with Flushlock and slide-out step
• Tie-downs: four recessed floor rings rated 2,270 kg each
• Interior: aluminium V-nose base and overhead cabinets
• Other: aluminium winch plate, roof vent wired and framed for future air conditioning
• Wheels: aluminium, with interior spare tyre mount and steel spare
• Electrical: LED package, 12 V battery and box
• Warranty: 3-year factory warranty as supplied by the manufacturer

A 457 mm loading light

An 18-inch LED bar across the rear wing throws light down the ramp and across the back of the trailer, not just at the ground behind the tail-lights. Loading a car in the dark stops being a two-person job with a torch.

Screwless and skirted

Bonded, screwless panels with skirted wheel arches give you a flank with almost nothing for water, dust or salt to get behind. On a trailer that will spend its life on Australian highways and coastal roads, that is a durability advantage that compounds over years.

Imported US-market unit. Australian Design Rule compliance, registration and roadworthiness have not been assessed, and nothing above claims otherwise. Please confirm what your state or territory requires before road use. Our FAQ answers the usual questions about payment and freight.