1. Structural Components

• Trailer frame/chassis: The foundational structure providing support and shape to the trailer.

• Couplers: Devices that connect the trailer to the towing vehicle's hitch ball, ensuring secure attachment.

• Jacks and landing gear: Equipment used to raise, lower, and stabilize the trailer when not attached to a towing vehicle.

• Fenders: Protective covers over the wheels to prevent road debris from being thrown onto the trailer or towing vehicle.

• Ramps: Inclined surfaces facilitating the loading and unloading of equipment or vehicles onto the trailer.

2. Suspension and Axle Components

• Axles: Central shafts that support the trailer's wheels and bear the load.

• Leaf springs: Curved metal strips that absorb shocks and support the trailer's weight.

• Shock absorbers: Devices that dampen vibrations and provide a smoother ride.

• Hangers and bushings: Components that connect suspension parts to the trailer frame, allowing movement and flexibility.

3. Wheels and Tyres

• Wheels: Rims that hold the tires and provide a mounting point for wheel bearings.

• Tyres: A variety of different tyre brands to meet your needs.

• Spare tyre mounts: Brackets or carriers designed to hold a spare tire securely on the trailer.

4. Braking System Components

• Brake assemblies: Systems responsible for slowing or stopping the trailer, including drum or disc brakes.

• Brake controllers: Devices that manage the trailer's braking power, often from within the towing vehicle.

• Brake lines and hoses: Conduits that carry hydraulic fluid to the brake assemblies.

5. Lighting and Electrical Components

• Trailer lights: Includes taillights, brake lights, turn signals, and clearance lights for visibility and safety.

• Wiring harnesses: Bundles of wires connecting the trailer's electrical components to the towing vehicle.

• Connectors and adapters: Interfaces that ensure proper electrical connections between the trailer and towing vehicle.

6. Cargo Control and Safety Equipment

• Tie-downs and straps: Devices used to secure cargo and prevent movement during transit.

• Safety chains: Backup connections between the trailer and towing vehicle to prevent separation if the coupler fails.

• Handles, latches, and locks: Mechanisms that secure trailer doors, ramps, and other movable parts.

7. Miscellaneous Accessories

• Mud flaps: Flexible panels behind wheels to reduce spray and debris.

• Reflectors and reflective tape: Enhancements for trailer visibility, especially in low-light conditions.

• Toolboxes: Storage compartments mounted on the trailer for tools and equipment.