Experienced team of vehicle technicians
Speyside Trailer Techs Ltd should be your first port of call for all your commercial and private trailer needs within the Moray area. Speyside Trailer Techs Ltd is one stop trailer service provider from routine servicing, MOT preparation as well as general repairs. Get in touch.
About Speyside Trailer Techs Ltd
We can offer full trailer service and repair facilities, including ABS & EBS Diagnostics. With fully trained vehicle technicians and access to full manufacturer's software. Speyside Trailer Techs Ltd has everything you could need from a trailer repair and service company. We are members of the Society of Operations Engineers (#546533) and the Institute of Road Transport Engineers (#5012).
When you choose us for your trailer repair needs, you can rest assured that you are in good hands. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, and we go above and beyond to exceed your expectations. We take pride in our transparent communication, honest pricing, and reliable service. Plus, we understand the importance of minimising downtime for your business, which is why we work quickly without compromising on quality. To discuss your requirements, please reach out to us today.
Why choose us?
With our experienced team, comprehensive services, and dedication to customer satisfaction, we are your go-to choice for businesses across the region. Get in touch with us today to learn more about how we can help keep your trailers on the road, give us a call now.
Private trailer repairs and inspection
Speyside Trailer Techs Ltd provides expert private trailer repairs and thorough inspections across Moray, ensuring every trailer remains safe, reliable, and roadworthy. From fixing mechanical faults to checking vital components, our team delivers efficient, high-quality service. We assess brakes, lighting, suspension, and overall structural integrity, identifying issues before they escalate.
Whether your trailer needs urgent repairs or routine checks, we offer professional solutions tailored to your needs. With a focus on safety and performance, we help keep your trailer in top condition. Contact us today to book a service and ensure your trailer is fit for the road.
FAQ
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Can a trailer axle be repaired?Depending on the damage to the axle yes, damage to stub threads can often be repaired.
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How often should trailers be inspected?A. guide to safety inspection intervals Operating conditions Frequency B. General haulage - trunking 6-10 weeks C. Arduous work - constant heavy loads 4-6 weeks D. Off road - difficult conditions 4 weeks
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Can a bent trailer axle be straightened?Axles that are bent cannot be repaired. If you have bent or damaged your axles from overloading your trailer, excessive wear and tear , or an accident, the axle will require renewal.
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How often should a PMI be done?A Preventative Maintenance Inspection (PMI), also known as a Preventive Maintenance Inspection or a Periodic Maintenance Inspection, is a legal requirement under HGV and PSV operator licences and must be carried out by a competent professional every four to six weeks, but these can sometimes be longer depending on the operational requirements.
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Why do trailer axles break?Causes of Broken Trailer Axles: General deterioration can weaken the axle's structural integrity, making it more susceptible to breaking. Manufacturing Defects: In some cases, manufacturing defects or material weaknesses can contribute to axle failures. Overloading can also cause failures.
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Can you upgrade trailer axles?It is possible to upgrade a trailer's axle rating to a higher rating by just swapping the axles.
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Is it worth fixing a broken axle?Depending on the damage, yes, you will not only save money, but the downtime will be minimal compared to waiting on a new axle and installation.
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Can trailer lighting be upgraded?Lighting can be upgraded from bulb to LED lighting.
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Can trailer axles be welded?Repairing axles should only be undertaken by a skilled and proficient welder. Good weld penetration with no porosity or undercut is required to ensure the strength and integrity of the axle is not compromised.
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How often should I inspect my private trailer?It is advisable to have the complete braking system stripped down and inspected at least once per year, bearings should be checked and repacked with fresh grease, all wiring and lights should be tested. The trailer hitch and Jockey wheels should be operational and not damaged.
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What causes a trailer axle to be out of alignment?Unaligned trailer axles is often the cause of uneven tire wear, loose and insecure suspension components.
