Trailer Brake Repair

AllPro Trailer Repair provides professional trailer brake inspection, diagnosis, repair, and replacement services for utility trailers, enclosed trailers, equipment trailers, horse trailers, and commercial trailers. We service electric drum brake systems, brake wiring, brake magnets, drums, bearings, and related braking components to keep your trailer safe and road-ready. Service available for utility, enclosed, equipment, landscape, horse, boat, gooseneck, and small commercial trailers. 

COMMON TRAILER BRAKE PROBLEMS 

Common Trailer Brake Issues We Repair

Worn brake assemblies

Weak braking performance

Trailer brakes not engaging

Damaged brake magnets

Broken brake wiring

Uneven brake wear

Locked trailer brakes

Brake controller communication issues

Damaged drums

Failed breakaway systems

Services

Trailer Brake Inspection

Inspection of brake assemblies, drums, magnets, wiring, and related components to identify wear, damage, or safety concerns.

Trailer Brake Replacement

Replacement of worn or damaged electric trailer brake assemblies, brake magnets, springs, and hardware.

Brake Magnet Replacement

Testing and replacement of faulty brake magnets to restore proper braking performance.

Brake Wiring Repair

Diagnosis and repair of damaged brake wiring, shorts, loose connections, and grounding issues.

Breakaway System Repair

Inspection and repair of trailer breakaway switches, batteries, chargers, and wiring.

Drum Inspection & Replacement

Inspection of brake drums for wear, heat damage, scoring, and out-of-round conditions.

WHY TRAILER BRAKES MATTER 

Why Trailer Brake Maintenance Is Important

Trailer brakes are one of the most important safety systems on any trailer. Worn brakes can increase stopping distance, damage other trailer components, and create unsafe towing conditions. Regular inspections and timely repairs help prevent costly breakdowns and improve towing safety.

Frequently Asked Questions 

How often should trailer brakes be inspected?
Trailer brakes should be inspected annually or every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Why are my trailer brakes not working?
Common causes include damaged brake wiring, failed magnets, worn brake assemblies, improper adjustment, or breakaway system issues.

Do electric trailer brakes require adjustment?
Yes. Most electric drum brakes require periodic adjustment to maintain proper braking performance.