Livestock Trailer Tarp

Product Overview

Shield Your Livestock from Elements While Maintaining Airflow

Every trip exposes cattle, horses, and sheep to conditions that stress animals and compromise their safety. Cold air pushes through open bars, rain soaks bedding before you reach the highway, and direct sunlight drives up interior temperatures fast. Livestock trailer tarps cover the top and sides of your trailer, stopping wind, rain, and sun from reaching your animals while maintaining the airflow they need. These cattle trailer tarps fit gooseneck trailers, bumper pulls, and bar-top stock trailers, so ranchers and livestock haulers can use them across their existing equipment without modification.

Versatile Fabric Options Suited for Every Season

Engineered from PVC-coated polyester across three grades, these stock trailer tarps are waterproof, UV-resistant, mildew-resistant, and tear-resistant, performing reliably in temperatures ranging from -4°F to 158°F. Pick the option that fits your climate and hauling conditions:

• Freight Shield (13 oz): 1000 denier at 15 mil thickness. Lightweight and easier to handle for frequent use at the ranch or loading yard. A practical choice for mild and shorter hauls.
• Freight Guard (18 oz): 1000 denier at 18 mil thickness. A reliable option for year-round livestock transport. Handles rain, highway wind, and sustained sun exposure on longer routes.
• Freight Armor (22 oz): 1000 denier at 28 mil thickness. Designed for high-use operations operations running full loads through harsh winter conditions and long-distance hauls where maximum durability is needed.

Secure Fit Options for All Stock Trailer Configuration

These livestock trailer tarps are available in custom sizes to match different trailer setup, with a 3" to 4" leeway for a proper fit. Multiple color options are also available to suit your preference. They secure easily using nylon rope through the brass grommets placed around the full perimeter, helping keep the tarp tight against the trailer bars during transit. D-rings along the sides provide additional anchor points for straps when needed, while reinforced webbing along the edges strengthens high-stress areas and helps prevent tearing with repeated use.

Convenient Maintenance with Volume Purchase Savings

After each haul, rinse your cattle trailer tarps with mild soap and water to remove manure, mud, and bedding residue, then dry them fully before folding to prevent mildew. Ranches and commercial operations running multiple trailers qualify for bulk discounts. Pair the tarps with reefer PVC strip curtains to adjust coverage for your specific load. Pick the combination that works for your operation and keep every animal protected throughout the journey.