Is it Okay to Tow a Trailer without Fenders
Updated 02/29/2024 | Published 09/24/2019 >
Question:
I am traveling about 500 miles with a small trailer like for landscape machinery and it doesnt have fenders on the tires will that be a problem traveling a distance of about an 8 hour drive. I will not have any load on it just bringing it to another location. ???
asked by: Yolanda
Expert Reply:
I wouldn't worry about the trailer not having fenders. I've pulled a few enclosed trailers that were missing fenders and it didn't affect anything that I noticed. If you get a puddle or it starts raining the tires will fling water so it might not be as clean but you'd be fine.
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Gary
2/29/2024
No fenders on a trailer or vehicle is down right dangerous. Flying rocks flung head on into oncoming traffic. Can’t believe you said it was fine. Incredibly dangerous.