First, remove the wheel hub assembly of your caravan.
Your wheel hub bearing assembly or unit is an important component of your caravan’s steering system. Your caravan wheel hub assembly assures you a safe caravan steering experience. It increases your vehicle’s handling and you’ll find yourself at ease making those tight turns. Thus, this makes it important for us to remove your caravan’s wheel hubs and begin our wheel service check-up from there.
Second, we inspect the backing plates of your trailer.
Backing plates are fundamental to housing the wheel cylinder that connects the brake shoes. These protect your brake system’s disc pad interface from dust, rocks, and road debris that accumulates along the road. It helps lengthen the condition and quality of your brake system. Backing plates in the long run cut down on your repair and replacement expenses. We inspect your backing plates as they can be crucial to making your brake systems function together.
Third, we check the brake pads.
If you hear grinding from your caravan’s metal parts or your brakes screeching, then you definitely need this service. Your brake pads are the most important part of this inspection as they are the reason they make your caravan brake. With worn-out brake pads, you are endangering you and your passengers.
There’s a second difference from having a quality brake that helps you stay safe on the road from a bad one that might get you in an accident. We check the brake pads if they’ve gone less than 3-4 mm in thickness. This usually indicates you must have your brake pads replaced.
