Questions Answers About Trailers

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Potential trailer buyers are always loaded with questions about certain parts of trailers and those manufactured with our national partners. Here are a few of our most frequently asked questions to help you if you are also thinking about buying an enclosed cargo trailer or open utility trailer and are asking the same types of questions.

Q: If I’m pulling my trailer and one of the brake lights go out, how will I know?

A: Good question. All of our trailers that hook up to your vehicles are tested before purchase, and the wiring cord that comes with your unit gives off an indication of a burned out bulb or other electrical malfunction on your vehicle’s dashboard.

Q: If I buy an open or enclosed utility trailer, does it make a difference how much is loaded on of the bearings? And how often should I replace bearings?

A: Another good question, and an important one to answer. We get this frequently from potential customers, and we try to tell them that you should replace bearings every 10,000 miles or yearly for a heavily loaded and often used trailer. If you use your trailer less often and with lighter ...
... loads, then anticipate replacing bearings every two years or so. Your hubs should be warm enough to place your hand on them and leave it there. If it is too hot to do this, it is best to have it checked.

Q: In the event of a flat tire on the road, can I get a spare tire for my trailer? Does one come with the cargo trailer?

A: The trailers available for purchase from TrailersPlus have a spare tire available as an extra add-on option for a fee. It’s available at the time of purchase. We generally recommend to trailer owners as having a spare tire, especially when driving long distances with your trailer, can give the owner a peace of mind in case of a tire blowout. It is a smart idea to always have a spare tire with your trailer. Our team can generally mount the spare on or inside the trailer.

Q: What about trailer warranties?

A: Our trailer warranties are backed with a 40 point inspection, guaranteed up to six months after delivery. Check with our team for specific warranties on the frame structure and axles.

We hope this Q & A helps you out as you shop around for the best trailers for your needs. TrailersPlus is the industry leader in factory direct cargo and utility trailers for any hauling need. Whether you need to haul a car, ATV, snowmobile, or motorcycle, or get work done by transporting equipment between construction sites or landscaping jobs, TrailersPlus has the right unit for you.

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