Tips to Maintain Your Single Axle Trailers

Single-axle trailers are an excellent addition to your fleet, as they can help you get more work done. However, they also require a lot more maintenance than other types of trailers.

Luckily, if you follow these tips and check over your single axle trailers NZ frequently, then they will stay in top condition for years to come!

Check the wheel bearings

The wheel bearings are the most important part of your trailer. They allow for smooth movement and can make or break your experience with it. If there is any play in your bearings, this can cause damage to other parts of your trailer, such as tires and axles.

Check to see if there is any play by pushing down on each side of each wheel while they're spinning freely; if there's any resistance caused by an axle that doesn't spin smoothly or evenly with its counterparts, then you may need new bearings.

Check the tire pressure and condition

Tires should be checked for wear, cracks and air pressure every month. If you notice any damage to the tire, replace it immediately. If the tires are worn down to 4/32nds of an inch or less, they should be replaced as soon as possible because they can blow out at any time and cause serious injury or death if you're on the road with them!

Inspect the brake system

As you inspect your single axle trailers NZ, you'll want to make sure the brake system is working properly. This includes checking that:

The brakes are not worn out or damaged in any way.

The fluid level is full and not leaking anywhere on the vehicle.

The pads are not worn out or cracked, which will lead them to not gripping as well when pressed against a surface like pavement or dirt roads during travel time--and thus cause problems with stopping distances as well!

Tighten all bolts on your trailer

The first step to maintaining your single axle trailers is to make sure all of the bolts and nuts are tight. Before you go on a trip, check each bolt and nut on your trailer. Then, after returning home from a trip, check them again. This will ensure that they're not loose and allow you to avoid accidents or other problems during use.

Single Axle Trailers should be checked over frequently.

Single Axle trailers should be checked over frequently. To ensure that your single axle trailer is safe and reliable, it's important to check the following:

• Tire pressure - The tire pressure of your trailer should be checked at least once a week. A low tire will affect the handling of your vehicle and can lead to blowouts or flat tires.
  
  
• Wheel bearings - Wheel bearings help keep axles turning smoothly without grinding noises from moving parts rubbing together inside the wheel hub assembly.
  

Conclusion

Single axle trailers NZ are a great option for hauling, but they do require regular maintenance. If you have any questions about your single axle trailer or how to maintain it, don't hesitate to contact us. We're always happy to help our customers with anything they need.