Practical tips, expert advice, and industry news on all things trailer-related
Your towing hitch is the critical link between your vehicle and trailer. Over time, wear and tear can affect its safety and performance, so it’s important to understand the causes, risks, and maintenance needed to keep your hitch in top shape.
When it comes to trailer safety, one small but crucial component often overlooked is the breakaway cable. This simple device can be the difference between a minor incident and a serious accident on the road.
Hub caps (also called dust caps) might seem like a minor accessory, but they play a crucial role in protecting your trailer’s wheel bearings and hubs from dirt, moisture, and damage.
Trailer lights are a legal requirement and essential for safety. Properly functioning lights ensure other drivers can see your trailer, understand your intentions, and keep everyone on the road safe.
Your trailer’s tyres are a critical component for safety, performance, and fuel efficiency. Whether you’re hauling equipment, livestock, or goods, having the right tyres in good condition makes all the difference.
A trailer’s suspension system is key to safe, stable towing — especially when carrying heavy loads or livestock. Components like spring bushes, axle bump stops, and leaf springs work together to absorb shocks, keep the trailer balanced, and protect your load.
