The BEST Trailer Parts in Merrimac QLD

Glenn Rowe Auto Electrics services Gold Coast and Coolangatta Glenn Rowe auto electrician, renowned specialised for everything including: Brake control units Anderson Plugs DC to DC battery charges Box trailers, horse floats etc Set up your Caravan for towing we do it all Because we are mobile we cover a big area from Ballina in the south to Brisbane in the north. Since we opened our doors in 1990, we have been taking care of a wide range of cars, boats and farm machine. We take pride in the trustworthy reputation we built over the years and strive to keep sharing our knowledge and love for cars and boats with the people of the northern rivers of N.S.W, and southeast QLD. For us, our job is done once we know that you are safely on your way, enjoying the drive.

Welcome to The Caravan Repair Company—Burleigh Heads’ trusted caravan, RV and motorhome service centre! Boasting a trailblazing 50+ years of experience, we have been the trusty tool in the hands of countless caravan enthusiasts and travellers across South East QLD and Northern NSW. From the sunny dunes of the Sunshine Coast to the serene beaches of Byron Bay, our reputation precedes us. Whether you’re looking for a spruce-up with accessories or a complete paint and panel restoration, we've got you covered. Want to upgrade to lithium or add some solar sparkle? Whatever your caravan needs, we’re just a phone call or email away. Our long-standing relationships with major manufacturers and insurance companies speak volumes of our commitment, quality and reliability. Contact our specialist caravan mechanics today on (07) 5593 7486 for a free quote, and get back on the road with confidence!

Snaptraxx boat trailer bunk system completely covers lumber to create a progressive look to your trailer while increasing the performance. A combination of GRIP and SLIP sections create the ultimate in trailer performance. GRIP sections are positioned at the back of the trailer and the slip units toward the front. As you back your trailer into the water, the stern of the boat begins to float off the grip units, leaving the front of the boat to easily slide off the slip units.