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MAINTAINING YOUR TRAILER ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR NEW OWNERS

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MAINTAINING YOUR TRAILER ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR NEW OWNERS

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  1. MAINTAINING YOUR TRAILER: ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR NEW OWNERS Today, we'll explore the key areas of trailer maintenance to keep your rig running smoothly and extend its lifespan.

  2. REGULAR TRAILER MAINTENANCE • Trailers undergo significant stress from heavy loads, temperature changes, road hazards, and more. • Regular maintenance is essential to ensure safety and longevity. • Let's delve into the crucial aspects of regular trailer maintenance.

  3. • Tires: Check inflation, tread depth, and signs of wear regularly. Replace tires every 5 to 7 years or as needed. • Brakes: Inspect annually, replace pads as necessary, and address any unusual noises or responsiveness issues promptly. • Suspension: Regularly inspect shocks, springs, and bushings for wear or damage to maintain stability. • Lighting: Ensure headlights, taillights, brake lights, and signals are functional to enhance visibility on the road. • Bearings: Check for unusual noises and ensure proper functioning to avoid accidents. • Hitch: Regularly inspect for rust or corrosion and tighten to correct torque to prevent failures. • Flooring: Check for damage regularly to maintain safety and structural integrity.

  4. KEEP YOUR TRAILER ROLLING SMOOTHLY • Regular maintenance is key to ensuring the safety and longevity of your trailer. • By staying proactive and addressing issues promptly, you can enjoy trouble-free travels. • Thank you for joining us today! Keep these maintenance tips in mind as you embark on your trailer-owning journey. thervsmith.com

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