Road-readiness matters

Safety starts
before pickup.

A professional move depends on honest condition details, suitable equipment and a trailer that is ready for its planned transportation method.

Plan My Trailer Move

Pre-move safety checklist

Checks should be completed by a qualified person. This list is a planning guide, not a mechanical inspection or guarantee of roadworthiness.

Tires, age, tread and pressure
Wheel bearings and hubs
Lug nuts and wheel condition
Brakes and brake controller needs
Tail, stop and turn lights
Wiring and connector condition
Breakaway battery and switch
Coupler, kingpin or gooseneck
Safety chains and attachment points
Doors, gates, ramps and latches
Cargo securement and loose items
Legal plate and documentation
Trailer transportation equipment prepared for a move
Inspect.
Secure. Move.

Access and route checks

Pickup access

Confirm gate width, overhead clearance, turning room, grade, surface condition and obstacles around the trailer.

Dimensions and weight

Accurate overall length, width, height and weight help identify equipment, routing and possible permit needs.

Delivery access

The destination needs suitable space and surface conditions for safe arrival, positioning and release.

Do not represent an unsafe trailer as road-ready. Tell us about known damage, old tires, missing lights, locked brakes or access concerns when requesting your quote.