Trusted Trailer Repair and Service
Trailer Repair And Service
If you're past that one year mark of getting your trailer bearings repacked and you don't have time for a trailer repair, give us a call.
When a deer jumps into your lane, smashes though your trailer and lands inside (it's happened) give us a call.
If you're itching to upgrade your trailer with new lights, tires, or Caliber Low Pro Grip Glides, give us a call.
When you need to diagnose a new problem and get a trusted opinion about the trailer repair you need, give us a call.
But if it's 3am and you can't sleep because you're wondering if your brake controller is installed correctly.... wait until 8:00 and then give us a call.
This is why we're here. Our highly experienced mechanics specialize in full trailer repair and service. We're dedicated to getting you back on the road and back to what matters to you.
Scheduling Your Trailer Repair
Call us at 616-538-2290 to make your appointment. Or head to our service page and fill out the form at the bottom.
A lot of people will drop off their trailer on their way to work and pick it up on the way home. Sometimes we need extra time, depending on what the job is and what parts we need. Our guys are great at getting your trailer back to you on the same day. It's best to have an appointment, however we understand that life happens and things break when you don't expect them to. We'll do our best to get you in last minute if this happens to you. But sometimes we're just not able to.
Here's a few of the things we offer:
- Complete trailer service on all models
- Wheel bearings re-packs - Single and tandem
- Brake jobs on any make or model trailer (electric)
- Suspension and spring replacement/repair
- Tires and wheels
- Electrical wiring/lighting replacement/repair
- Jack and coupler replacement/repair
- Metal welding and fabrication
- Full collision repair, minor to major on open and enclosed trailers
- Most type of insurance work
***Note: Get your bearings repacked every year or 10,000 miles. Even when it sits in storage, the grease breaks down over time. It is MUCH cheaper to be proactive on this rather than having to be reactive on the side of the highway. Here's a DIY tutorial, but keep in mind we can do this as well if you're unable!
***Another Note: We no longer install hitches. But we sell then and we can answer your questions.
I could brag all day long on our service garage and the trailer repairs they do, but I suppose it's better to let our customers do that.
