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What our customers are saying:
WOW! I am impressed! I called to place my order and real person answered, spoke perfect English, albeit a slight southern accent, and my order was sent within a day, shipped quickly and I had it a few days later. I saved over a hundred dollars over local and installed it my self. I cant imagine how that they could do any better. THANKS!
Eric
Cedar Springs, MI


Enhance Your Trailer's Stopping Power with Reliable Brakes

Trailer brakes are essential for safe towing, providing the stopping power needed for various trailer types, from boat trailers to campers. Consider factors like fit, ease of installation, and braking efficiency. Whether upgrading or replacing, quality br
To ensure a perfect fit, match the brake assembly to your trailer's axle specifications. Many find that these brakes fit like a glove, making installation straightforward. It's crucial to verify the bolt pattern and size to avoid any compatibility issues. Consulting with experts or using detailed guides can also help.
Selecting the right trailer brakes involves considering your trailer's weight, axle type, and intended use. For instance, boat trailers often benefit from galvanized finishes to resist corrosion, while campers might require disc brakes for improved stopping power. Ensure compatibility with your existing setup for a seamless installation.
Trailer brakes enhance towing safety by providing additional stopping power, reducing the strain on your vehicle's brakes. This is crucial for preventing the trailer from pushing the towing vehicle, especially during sudden stops or downhill driving. Properly functioning brakes contribute to a smoother, more controlled towing experience.
Upgrading to disc brakes can significantly enhance braking performance, offering shorter stopping distances and better heat dissipation. This is especially beneficial for heavy trailers or those frequently used in hilly terrains. Disc brakes are also easier to maintain and provide a more consistent braking feel.
Regular maintenance includes checking for wear, repacking bearings, and ensuring all components are in good condition. Adjustments may be needed to prevent dragging, which can cause premature wear. Keeping an eye on the brake adjuster and replacing any worn parts will ensure longevity and optimal performance.