Why Should trailers have a regular service ?
- Safety: Regular servicing ensures that all components, such as brakes, lights, and tires, are functioning properly. This helps prevent accidents caused by mechanical failures.
- Legal Compliance: In the UK, trailers must comply with various regulations. Regular servicing helps ensure that trailers meet safety and roadworthiness standards, avoiding potential fines or penalties.
- Longevity: Routine maintenance can extend the lifespan of the trailer by identifying and addressing wear and tear early.
- Performance: A well-maintained trailer performs better, improving fuel efficiency and handling.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Regular servicing can help prevent more expensive repairs down the line by addressing minor issues before they become major problems.
- Peace of Mind: Knowing that your trailer is in good condition can reduce stress and give you confidence while on the road.
Overall, regular servicing is key to ensuring safety, compliance, and optimal performance on the road.
In the UK, various types of trailers serve different purposes. Here are some common types that we service and repair:
- Box Trailers: Enclosed trailers used for transporting goods securely. They often come with locking doors and are popular for commercial use.
- Flatbed Trailers: Open trailers with a flat platform, ideal for carrying large or heavy items that don’t require protection from the elements.
- Car Trailers: Specifically designed for transporting vehicles. They can be flatbed style or enclosed, with ramps for easy loading.
- Catering Trailers: Mobile kitchens used for food vending at events or festivals, equipped with cooking facilities and serving areas.
- Livestock Trailers: Designed for transporting animals, featuring ventilation and secure compartments to ensure animal welfare during transit.
- Horse Trailers: Specialized trailers designed to safely transport horses, often with partitions and rubber flooring for comfort.
- Camper Trailers: Trailers designed for camping, often equipped with sleeping accommodations and amenities for outdoor living.
- Utility Trailers: Versatile trailers for transporting tools, equipment, or landscaping materials, commonly used by tradespeople.
- Tipping Trailers: Equipped with a hydraulic lift for easy unloading of bulk materials like soil, gravel, or debris.
- Boat Trailers: Designed to transport boats safely, featuring adjustable supports and often designed for easy launching and retrieval.