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trailer Inspection

Posted By: PROLINE19

trailer Inspection - 05/03/16 05:44 PM

any place around Rockwall that does the inspection?
Posted By: CHAMPION FISH

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/03/16 05:54 PM

If you are talking about maintenance or repair, Rockwall trailer on Hwy 30.
972-772-4045
Posted By: PROLINE19

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/03/16 06:08 PM

got a notice in my trailer renewal from state of Texas stating I needed a trailer inspection before they would renew my registration.
Posted By: kerh2o

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/03/16 06:29 PM

Big Tex trailers did mine. They have a store in Rockwall.
Posted By: PROLINE19

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/03/16 06:34 PM

thx for the info.
Posted By: SeaPro-Todd

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/03/16 10:37 PM

Hey there GeneC! laugh
Your boat looks about the same as mine. Iam surprised your gross weight (boat and trailer) is over 4500 lbs. I take mine to Rockwall Hitch & Trailer also for trailer works, as suggested by GeneR.
Posted By: fmclee

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/04/16 12:13 AM

It's not what it weighs ... It is what the trailer is rated .... over 4500 .. you need inspection ...
Trailer manufacturers know what they are doing ... Mine is rated 3450 ..NO INSPECTION.... YAY
Posted By: SeaPro-Todd

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/04/16 12:22 PM

Thanks for the clarification, fmclee. Did a quick Google yesterday before posting and did not see that. Guess mine is rated 4499 lbs and one less hassel to deal with oh yeah woot
Posted By: gittle47

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/04/16 12:33 PM

Hey Guys! I have a dual axle 12' trailer rated at 6000 lbs. I did the same thing when I received the letter to get the inspection(what?). So I proceeded to start making phone calls. I told the people at the office that it was rated at 6000, but would never have that much weight on it. So she told me that if I declared that it would never haul that much on a paper form they would waive the inspection. So that is what I did. Ask them and if you don't intent on hauling more than 4500 lbs you should be able to do the same. Get it waived. Good Luck! Garry
Posted By: JonBoater

Re: trailer Inspection - 05/05/16 03:27 PM

The inspection is only $7 and takes all of 10 minutes if you don't have to wait for them to get on it. I think most of the Kwick Kar oil change places across the state will do it among others. Good thing is it forces you to have all your lights working but that is a good thing for everyone else on the road.
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