The best way to power the interior lights in your trailer is with its own independent battery. You will not want to use the breakaway battery. The breakaway battery is only designed to operate the breakaway and will drain extremely quickly,…
Since wire color codes are NOT universal, we always recommend wiring by function, rather than wire color. If you look at the Trailer Wiring FAQ article I have linked you to, you can see some diagrams showing the proper way to wire a vehicle and…
Hey David, thanks for reaching out! I highly recommend the Redarc Trailer Power Kit w/ Battery Charger and Monitor #RED37PR for your setup for a few reasons; it uses the 12V power from the 7-Way connector, Redarc battery chargers are proven and…
Hi Alan, welcome back! You can use the Mounting Bolts and Hardware #BRKH12S to mount the Replacement Mounting Bracket for DeeMaxx Disc Brake Caliper #DE55VR to the brake flange.
Hey Robert, welcome back! The Black Bracket and Single Wire Plug item #A65PB or the Chrome Bracket and Single Wire Plug item #A67CB are both mounting brackets for the GloLight Thinline LED Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light item #MCL165AB. What…
Yes, the H-Channel for Enclosed Trailer #36281-955 can be used for the side door frame on your enclosed trailer. It is specifically designed for building cabinets and doors on a trailer. There is also the 1/16" Thick Tube Trim for Enclosed…
The tire size we offer that is closest to the 215/85R16 that you said you have on your trailer is the ST235/80R16 part #AM10248. These are very close in size so they should work well for you. Also, these are ST rated tires that are specially rated…
The TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers part #TM56FR will monitor up to 20 tires at once, swapping every 6 seconds between the towing vehicle and trailer. The front and rear sections have a maximum tire amount of 10 so it will work just fine…
Great question. Without cutting a hole you wouldn't be able to get enough clearance for the jacks to work. I would strongly recommend using them on the outside to prevent clearance issues and probable damage. However, I think you would be better…
Hey Brandon! Yes, either M-3 transition plate (steel #M368FR or aluminum #M348FR) will do the job, but I’d go aluminum #M348FR since it’s easier to trim and won’t rust if water gets in that recessed area. Just mount it across the lower edge of the…
Hey Marty. Caliber lists the weight capacity for their Edge Glide XL Transition Plates item #CA47EJ as matching your trailer's ramp door. So whatever your ramp door capacity is is what transition plates will sport. The 4-pack has a combined…
Hi Gary; we do have hydraulic jacks for your horse trailer. The Dexter Dual Hydraulic Jack System w/ Double Acting Pump #DX42CR comes with two jacks along with everything else you need to get the system installed. This can be bolted or welded onto…
Get your snowmobile trailer ready for winter with parts and accessories built for snow, ice, and travel. From trailer glides and traction mats to dollies, tie-downs, lights, and jacks, etrailer has what you need to load, secure, and haul your sled with ease. Protect your trailer deck with transition plates, edge guards, and flooring upgrades, or outfit your enclosed trailer with locks, ramp springs, and interior lighting. Whether you’re hauling to the mountains or just down the road, we’ve got the gear to help you tow safer and smarter—all winter long.With over 75 years of assisting our neighbors and customers, over 1 million photos and videos taken to make sure you’re getting exactly what you need, and over 35 thousand installations completed, we’ve got the product know-how and experience to help you make the right choices for the job at hand.
How can I make loading and unloading my snowmobile easier?
Installing trailer glides can significantly reduce friction between your snowmobile's skis and the trailer deck, making loading and unloading smoother. For instance, the Caliber MultiGlides are designed to suspend your carbides and ease the process.
What’s the best ramp for loading snowmobiles?
Choose a ramp designed for snowmobiles—ideally one that’s foldable, lightweight, and has a grip surface to prevent slipping during loading or unloading.
What accessories can protect my snowmobile and trailer during transport?
Install traction mats to protect your trailer deck from studded tracks. Add edge glides or transition plates to protect ramp edges and smooth the loading process.What’s the best way to keep my snowmobile secure while towing?Use snowmobile-specific tie-down bars or ratchet straps with coated hooks. Secure your sled at multiple points to prevent shifting or damage on rough roads.
How often should I inspect and maintain my snowmobile trailer?
Check tire pressure, lighting, and the breakaway system before each trip. Do seasonal checks on brakes, suspension, and hardware. For a full guide, check out our Trailer Maintenance Checklist FAQ for step-by-step tips and best practices.
Can I use my snowmobile trailer for other stuff in the off-season?
Yes! Most snowmobile trailers can double as general-use trailers. Just remove glides or mats if needed and repurpose the space for tools, furniture, or power equipment
