Car Hauler Trailer Repair Near Me

Transwest Truck Trailer RV has a full state-of-the-art Car Hauler Trailer Service Center in Brighton, Colorado with 4.5 bays built for 80-foot long units. The Transwest Mobile Truck and Trailer Service Team serves Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nebraska, and Wyoming. We bring the dealership to you, providing complete service and repair on your entire Car Hauler Trailer in the field or on your lot. Our factory trained and certified technicians are equipped with top of the line Summit Bodies Service Trucks, with 10-ton cranes, welders, diagnostic equipment and more to complete any job where you are. 

Preventative mainentance and routine inspections are crucial for ensuring the safety of your car hauler trailer and the vehicles it transports. A proper maintenance schedule can prevent you from unexpected breakdowns and minimize downtime costing you thousands of dollars and aggravation. Transwest Car Hauler Trailer repair services include but are not limited to:

1. Brake System Inspection and Repair: Regular inspection and maintenance of the trailer's brake system, including brake pads, rotors, calipers, and brake lines. Repairing or replacing any components that are worn or malfunctioning.

2. Wheel Bearing Maintenance: Checking and greasing wheel bearings to prevent overheating and premature wear, ensuring smooth wheel rotation.

3. Suspension System Repair: Inspecting and repairing the suspension components such as leaf springs, shocks, and axles to maintain stability and proper weight distribution.

4. Tire Inspection and Replacement: Checking tire tread, inflation levels, and overall tire condition. Replacing tires that are worn out or damaged to prevent blowouts and ensure safe hauling.

5. Electrical System Repair: Diagnosing and fixing issues with trailer lighting, wiring, and connectors. This includes brake lights, turn signals, and marker lights.

6. Frame and Chassis Repair: Repairing or reinforcing the trailer's frame and chassis to address rust, corrosion, and structural damage.

7. Ramp and Loading Mechanism Repair: Ensuring that ramps, winches, and loading mechanisms are functioning properly and safely, allowing vehicles to be loaded and unloaded without issues.

8. Hitch and Coupler Inspection: Checking the hitch, coupler, and safety chains to ensure they are properly secured and functioning correctly.

9. Safety Equipment Maintenance: Checking safety equipment like tie-down straps, chains, and emergency braking systems to guarantee they're in proper working order.

10. Floor and Deck Repair: Repairing or replacing the trailer's floor and deck if they are damaged, weakened, or deteriorating.

11. Corrosion and Rust Removal: Treating and removing rust and corrosion to prevent further deterioration of the trailer's structural integrity.

12. Welding and Fabrication: Conducting welding and fabrication work to repair or reinforce the trailer's components and frame.

13. Painting and Coating: Applying protective coatings and paint to prevent rust and enhance the trailer's appearance.

14. Lubrication and Maintenance: Performing routine lubrication and maintenance tasks on various moving parts, such as hinges, latches, and pivots.

15. Emergency Repairs: Providing on-the-spot repairs for breakdowns or accidents to get the trailer back on the road quickly and safely.

16. Customization and Upgrades: Offering services to customize or upgrade trailers with features such as additional tie-down points, storage solutions, or upgraded lighting systems.