Our Trailers
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R250
2m X 1.2m
Compact and practical for small tasks.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting garden tools, light furniture pieces, or smaller household items.
o When to Select: A great choice for simple, quick DIY projects or light transportation.
o Max load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting garden tools, light furniture pieces, or smaller household items.
o When to Select: A great choice for simple, quick DIY projects or light transportation.
o Max load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R290
2.4m X 1.2m
Compact and practical for small tasks.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting garden tools, light furniture pieces, or smaller household items.
o When to Select: A great choice for simple, quick DIY projects or light transportation.
o Max load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting garden tools, light furniture pieces, or smaller household items.
o When to Select: A great choice for simple, quick DIY projects or light transportation.
o Max load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R360
2.4m X 1.5m
Slightly wider than the 1.2m model, providing extra space for broader loads.
o Examples of Use: Carry small appliances (like washing machines or compact refrigerators) and sports equipment.
o When to Select: Best for customers needing more width while keeping the load light.
o Max Load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Carry small appliances (like washing machines or compact refrigerators) and sports equipment.
o When to Select: Best for customers needing more width while keeping the load light.
o Max Load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R390
3m X 1.5m
Largest single axle available for transporting bulkier or longer items, maintaining a lightweight profile.
o Examples of Use: Transport long planks of wood, doors, or small household furniture for people moving homes.
o When to Select: Opt for this when moving longer items under 500kg, particularly useful for small relocations.
o Max Load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Transport long planks of wood, doors, or small household furniture for people moving homes.
o When to Select: Opt for this when moving longer items under 500kg, particularly useful for small relocations.
o Max Load: 500kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 1000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R480
3m X 1.5m Braked
Largest single axle available for transporting bulkier or longer items, maintaining a lightweight profile.
o Examples of Use: Transport long planks of wood, doors, or small household furniture for people moving homes.
o When to Select: Opt for this when moving longer items under 1000kg, particularly useful for small relocations.
o Max Load: 1000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Transport long planks of wood, doors, or small household furniture for people moving homes.
o When to Select: Opt for this when moving longer items under 1000kg, particularly useful for small relocations.
o Max Load: 1000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 2000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R590
3m X 1.8m D/A
A wider, heavy-duty trailer for medium to large loads.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for medium-sized machinery, large appliances, or significant quantities of furniture for a family-sized home.
o When to Select: Choose this for stable and reliable transportation of larger loads up to 2000kg.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for medium-sized machinery, large appliances, or significant quantities of furniture for a family-sized home.
o When to Select: Choose this for stable and reliable transportation of larger loads up to 2000kg.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 2000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R590
4.2m X 1.8m D/A
The largest trailer, designed for heavy-duty tasks with maximum volume and weight capacity.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for large furniture sets, commercial equipment, or relocating bigger homes.
o When to Select: Perfect for industrial use or transporting maximum-capacity loads over long distances, including full home relocations.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for large furniture sets, commercial equipment, or relocating bigger homes.
o When to Select: Perfect for industrial use or transporting maximum-capacity loads over long distances, including full home relocations.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 2000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R820
6m X 1.8m D/A
The largest trailer, designed for heavy-duty tasks with maximum volume and weight capacity.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for large furniture sets, commercial equipment, or relocating bigger homes.
o When to Select: Perfect for industrial use or transporting maximum-capacity loads over long distances, including full home relocations.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for large furniture sets, commercial equipment, or relocating bigger homes.
o When to Select: Perfect for industrial use or transporting maximum-capacity loads over long distances, including full home relocations.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R390
3m x 1.8m Flatbed U/B
A smaller flatbed trailer with a braking system for enhanced safety.
o Examples of Use: Transport medium-weight loads such as machinery, small construction materials, or tools.
o When to Select: Choose this when safety and control are essential for medium-sized loads.
o Max Load: 1000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Transport medium-weight loads such as machinery, small construction materials, or tools.
o When to Select: Choose this when safety and control are essential for medium-sized loads.
o Max Load: 1000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 1000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R480
3m x 1.8m Flatbed Braked
A smaller flatbed trailer with a braking system for enhanced safety.
o Examples of Use: Transport medium-weight loads such as machinery, small construction materials, or tools.
o When to Select: Choose this when safety and control are essential for medium-sized loads.
o Max Load: 1000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Transport medium-weight loads such as machinery, small construction materials, or tools.
o When to Select: Choose this when safety and control are essential for medium-sized loads.
o Max Load: 1000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 2000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R590
4m x 1.8m Flatbed D/A
A versatile flatbed trailer suitable for a wide range of medium-to-heavy-duty tasks.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting pallets, construction materials, or heavy equipment.
o When to Select: Ideal for general-purpose heavy loads that require a flat, open surface for easy loading and unloading.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting pallets, construction materials, or heavy equipment.
o When to Select: Ideal for general-purpose heavy loads that require a flat, open surface for easy loading and unloading.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 2000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R820
6m x 1.8m Flatbed D/A
A versatile flatbed trailer suitable for a wide range of medium-to-heavy-duty tasks.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting pallets, construction materials, or heavy equipment.
o When to Select: Ideal for general-purpose heavy loads that require a flat, open surface for easy loading and unloading.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Perfect for transporting pallets, construction materials, or heavy equipment.
o When to Select: Ideal for general-purpose heavy loads that require a flat, open surface for easy loading and unloading.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R390
Bike Trailer
A compact trailer designed specifically for transporting motorcycles safely and securely.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for towing up to three motorcycles to racing events, repair shops, or storage.
o When to Select: Choose this trailer if you need a secure solution for transporting motorcycles without damage.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for towing up to three motorcycles to racing events, repair shops, or storage.
o When to Select: Choose this trailer if you need a secure solution for transporting motorcycles without damage.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 2000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R790
Car Trailer
A specialized trailer designed specifically for transporting vehicles securely and efficiently.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for moving sedans or small utility vehicles. Also suitable for transporting vehicles to repair shops or exhibitions.
o When to Select: Choose this trailer for safe and reliable vehicle transport when your vehicle is non-operational or when you need to tow it over long distances.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
o Examples of Use: Ideal for moving sedans or small utility vehicles. Also suitable for transporting vehicles to repair shops or exhibitions.
o When to Select: Choose this trailer for safe and reliable vehicle transport when your vehicle is non-operational or when you need to tow it over long distances.
o Max Load: 2000kg Loading Capacity.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 500 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R270
Luggage Trailer – 5ft / 6ft
A small enclosed trailer perfect for carrying luggage and other personal items.
o Examples of Use: Great for family trips, camping gear, or additional storage space when traveling.
o When to Select: Ideal for vacations or long trips where extra cargo space is needed to keep the vehicle clutter-free.
o Examples of Use: Great for family trips, camping gear, or additional storage space when traveling.
o When to Select: Ideal for vacations or long trips where extra cargo space is needed to keep the vehicle clutter-free.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Load Capacity: 1000 Kg, Daily Rate Incl: R580
Luggage Trailer – Traveller
A small enclosed trailer perfect for carrying luggage and other personal items.
o Examples of Use: Great for family trips, camping gear, or additional storage space when traveling.
o When to Select: Ideal for vacations or long trips where extra cargo space is needed to keep the vehicle clutter-free.
o Examples of Use: Great for family trips, camping gear, or additional storage space when traveling.
o When to Select: Ideal for vacations or long trips where extra cargo space is needed to keep the vehicle clutter-free.
1. Match Size to Load: Ensure your cargo fits the trailer dimensions and remains within weight limits.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
2. Safety First: Opt for braking trailers for heavier loads or when driving on steep terrain.
3. Towing Capacity: All trailers with a 2 000kg capacity require an appropriately rated towing vehicle to handle the weight safely and comply with road regulations.
When loading your trailer, ensure that the weight is evenly distributed following the 60/40 rule: load 60% of the weight at the front half of the trailer and 40% at the back.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
Heavier items should be placed over the axle with lighter items toward the front and back. Secure all items using ropes or straps to prevent shifting during transit and double-check the weight limit to avoid overloading which can compromise safety and handling.
