2 Golf carts side by side

It is going to be next to impossible. My Fuzion is just a fraction of an inch less than 96" inside the garage. As mentioned above the door opening is 4"-5" less and the rails for the bed system protrude from the wall about 1" on each side. I'm going to say the effective space in my 102" wide trailer is 93".

I will say that on a golf cart with standard 18" tires, you may clear the bed rails because they don't go all the way to the floor. I'll try to do some measuring when I get home tonight and give you some hard dimensions.

Might be tight but should fit. Standard toy hauler is 102" unless its a Cyclone then probably 101" :( Do you have happijack beds? their rails might be a problem. Try backing one in and driving the other in, I gained a couple inches on my atv's that way.

We had a Raptor 3612, standard 102" wide trailer, and two Polaris Sportsman 500 ATVs, each measured 48" meaning it would fit, the challenge was that I loaded stuff in front and still had to get them in the rear doors, the rear door opening was just about 98" wide. The other challenge was the fuel filler line box protruded into the box which would cause the ATV to lean to the center and cause loading problems. I picked up a set of plastic ramps for doing oil changes with and cut one to fit over the fuel line protrusion and placed the other in the center of the room to pull the left ATV front tires up on, keeping it centered. When I loaded the second one I used carpet squares to protect the ATV from the door and the side of the toy hauler. It worked out, no scratching and just enough space to fit. Measuring everything is key, if you can pull one forward some it will help loading the second one in a tight space.

Even if you find a toy hauler wide enough inside you will then run into the inside the wheel dimensions. I doubt there is enough lateral distance to the fender well to the rear of the trailer to fit a golf cart in unless it goes over the fender well. Typical between the fender well dimensions on an equipment trailer is 82" to 84" I don't know what it is on a toy hauler. Might have to tow one of the golf carts with an added trailer behind the toy hauler if that is legal in your area.

Standard trailer is 96" wide so that's a no go. Some of the newer ones are 102" wide which would mean you need a wall thickness less than 3" per side. You might find a 102" wide with a tight fit. 102" trailers have restrictions on some roads, depends on state. Would have to do your homework.