Trailer Service & Parts

PROFESSIONAL TRAILER REPAIR AND SERVICE

G.H. Trailers has a full service garage staffed by two full time mechanics with years of experience servicing, repairing and rebuilding trailers.

TRAILER SERVICE:

Areas of Expertise:
Trailer Inspection and Connecticut D.O.T. Inspection.
Trailer repair for all types of trailers: boat, cargo, landscape, utility, car hauler, horse.
Tow Hitch Installation.
Tow Vehicle Wiring Installation.
Wiring repair - trailer and tow vehicle.
Brake repair.
Drum brake conversion to Disc Brakes.
Accident Repair Estimates for your insurance company.
Axle acquisition and installation.
Leaf Spring Replacement.
Trailer Customization.
Warranty Repair Work.
Authorized Vendor and Service Provider for Wells Cargo, Bri-Mar, Sure-Trac, Cross Country and more!

TRAILER PARTS IN STOCK AND ORDERING

We have many parts in stock for many common repair needs. Call ahead to be certain we have what you need, if we don't, we'll work with you to find the part you need.

Trailer Hitches: Because of the vast array of vehicles on the road today it is impossible to keep a hitch in stock for every vehicle out there. That is why we have a daily delivery of hitches that we custom order for our customers. We do have some hitches in stock, but likely will order the right hitch for your vehicle when you call us to check on pricing and make an appointment for installation.

Typically we recommend arranging to leave your vehicle with us for a 1/2 day for a new trailer hitch installation, but some installations can be completed while you wait. Installation time varys greatly from vehicle to vehicle.

Our parts store has many tire sizes, mounted on rims or stand alone.
Wheel Bearings.
Trailer Master Cylinders.
Break-Away Cables.
Trailer Wheel Hubs.
Roof Vents.
Buddy Bearings.
Trailer Hitch Receivers, Balls, Mounts, Drop Mounts, Heavy Duty Mounts & Balls.
Bunk & Roller Replacement Parts.
Receiver Locks.
Tire Locks.
Trailer Winches.
Ratchet Straps & Tie Downs.
Cargo Trailer Storage Systems

We can get you a new axle for your trailer. Typically it is best to have the year, make & model of your trailer, as well as the measurements seen in the image below.