My trailer is black. I have side vents to help with heat, however I store the sleds on sled lifts and trailer in my shop.

I think they both are about the same to clean. I usually take my trailer to the car wash about every other trip and wash the salt off the best I am able.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy either color. I got black because my truck is black.

 

Black looks cooler
White looks cleaner

Once its in your driveway, either one looks great

 

I definitely would not store my sleds in a black trailer. My firewood dries quickly in my black trailer

 

I think it looks cool when the trailer and vehicle are matching colors. My vehicle is white so I got a white trailer. I had to special order white and the dealer told me it's the first white one he's ever sold, so take that for what it is.

 

I had a black trailer had to park it in the shade durring the summer and it showed every scratch and ding so new trailer is white :cool_old:

 

I definitely would not store my sleds in a black trailer. My firewood dries quickly in my black trailer

X-2 or any color trailer .

 

White. From a purely mechanical standpoint because it sounds like you intend to use it for storage.

Wide temp fluctuations can harm sleds and fuel in storage. White can lessen these wide swings to a certain extent. Any dark color exaggerates the swings.

No matter the color an enclosed trailer is a substandard off-season storage location...even Doo owners manual storage instructions clearly state they "must be stored in a cool and dry place"...which is pretty much the opposite of an outside enclosed trailer of any color. But I full understand it is the only storage option many have, and certainly it's better than just letting sleds sit outside with a cover.

All that said my trailer is dark blue cuz wife thought it was pretty and I didn't care. But I store my trailer/sleds indoors in climate controlled shop all summer, so the color doesn't matter. But if I were storing sleds in it outdoors the "pretty" vote would absolutely lose, and I'd go white for sure.

 

My trailer is black and charcoal gray. I have both side vents open and roof vent opened enough to let heat out but no rain in. I haven't found any condensation at all whenever I go into it. Always feels exactly the same inside as outside. Air circulation is key.

 

My shed on the other hand is a gambrel barn style. Open eves but no roof vents. When I open it up on certain days, everything is dry, but in a matter of a minute, everything looks as if it just rained in there. Needs to be reroofed, so im going to add some vents to it.

 

If a choice between white or black, go white. (If I was buying new and had a choice I may have went with a silver/pewter color).

I had a black clamshell, now a white one and at 1st was hesitant to go white but it has worked well.

Doesn't show the dirt or any light scratches like black and around my area everyone else has black.

 

So far the results to the O.Ps question is ---six of one or a half dozen of the other.

 

I went with grey. Seemed like a good compromise.

 

Black sleds black truck black trailer (no black ice) looks great but shows the dings and dents easy

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I prefer white but I have both, my black race race trailer shows scratches everywhere when the sun hits it. I do also like the pewter that triton has I think it's a perfect compromise.

 

Had a black enclosed and now a white. Will never own a black trailer again for all the reasons already mentioned.

 

I went with the pewter / charcoal .

 

I have both black and white enclosed trailers. The white is by far cooler in the summer inside and the panels always look smooth on the outside. The black one looks wrinkled when the sun hits it plus it shows everything. I have a black truck but prefer the white trailer because of the reasons listed.

 

Had a black one. The sun heats them up pretty good (especially south facing) and if they're insulted they do hold a lot of heat. I'd vote for either white or grey. My next one will be grey. Black does show all the dings/wear etc.. more than lighter colors.

 

Get what you want.

 

I like looks of white. Imo it hides diet better as well

 

Ive always had black trailers and they show every scratch and ding...if I ever buy a new one it will be white...just like all my trucks

 

Ive always had black trailers and they show every scratch and ding...if I ever buy a new one it will be white...just like all my trucks

How many white trucks do you have ?

 

I went with the pewter / charcoal .

Mine is like this but a couple feet longer.........best color choice IMO

 

I've had 2 black enclosed trailers and now I have a white one. Go white. Still gets dirty but not as bad as black

 

I went with grey. Seemed like a good compromise.

and looks much cleaner.