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This image shows the mounting types and how to take the measurements in each case.
To measure the distance between bolts correctly, measure from the centre of one bolt to the centre of the bolt furthest away, as shown in the image below.
¡Muy importante! De centro a centro y medido en cruz.
If your trailer has 2 braked axles, please say in the order notes whether the axle you are buying is the front one or the rear one.
The main types of trailer axles include:
Axle rules vary by region, but they normally set approval, load capacity and brake requirements. Check that the axle matches the trailer’s technical sheet and the legal weight limits.
Axles are adapted to different trailers: light goods, livestock, agricultural use, boats, platforms for heavy machinery or even caravans. Each use needs an axle with a specific capacity and features.
Specialist brands offer standard axles and made-to-measure solutions, adapted to the trailer’s length, width and type of load. A trusted manufacturer means better durability and spare parts.
A quality axle gives more stability on the road, safe braking, less tyre wear and a better load distribution. It also cuts breakdowns and increases the safety of the driver and the load.
Consider the type of trailer, the maximum load, whether it needs brakes, and the length and width. Also check that it matches current regulations and the trailer’s technical sheet.
A braked axle improves safety and is mandatory on trailers over 750 kg. Unbraked axles are used mainly on light trailers for home use.
Axles range from 500 kg to more than 3,000 kg, depending on the model and the intended use. Do not exceed the capacity stated by the manufacturer.
The most common are fixed axles, braked axles, rocking or steering axles, and tandem (double) axles. Each one is designed for different uses and load levels.
A professional should install the axle so it is aligned and fixed correctly. For maintenance, check the bearings, brakes (if fitted), lubrication and the general condition of the axle regularly.
It depends on the country, but axles generally must be approved and must respect the authorised load limits. Brakes are also mandatory on trailers above a certain weight.
Yes. Many manufacturers offer custom axles for the width, capacity and braking system you need. This suits special trailers or one-off builds.
Greater safety on the road, better stability, efficient braking, less tyre wear and a more durable trailer.
We are manufacturers, so we can make any trailer accessory completely to measure.
Tell us what you need and we will send a no-obligation quote.
We are here to answer your questions and advise you on whatever you need. Did you know we can build a trailer, or any of its accessories, completely to measure? Ask us how!
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