Your trailer will be subjected to extreme conditions both behind the towing vehicle and our very corrosive environment, as a result of which, failure to adequately maintain your trailer will allow corrosion to progressively increase.

You can prolong the life of your trailer by following these simple steps and remember, regular maintenance is the key to a long life for your trailer.

• Check wheel bearings, wheel bolts, u-bolts, shackle bolts, and coupling bolts regularly.
• Store the trailer under cover or cover the trailer when not in use.
• Store the trailer with the front end higher than the rear. This allows any water which may enter the trailer to flow freely from the tailgate.
• Should you notice scratches, stone chips, or any areas of concern, these areas must be ‘touched up’ immediately.
• Prevention is better than cure, (our environment is corrosive and harsh on metal).
• Carry only the recommended Gross Vehicle Mass in your trailer.
• Refuse must not be left in the trailer and after use the trailer must be cleaned, particularly inside.
• Try applying fisholene or even old sump oil to the underneath of the trailer and all seams, anywhere moisture can sit. This will repel the moisture and add years to the life of the trailer. It is recommended you repeat this process annually.
• We recommend you keep the trailer away from salt water.