Father’s Day Special Trailer

Feb 21 2025

Car Trailers Built for the Journey

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

Nothing like a new car trailer and a stunning Aussie sunset to end the day right!

#AussieSunsets #OnTheRoad #CarTrailerLife #BuiltForTheJourney

Queensland’s Best-Selling Trailer Brand for 9 Consecutive Years!

Coopers Plains | Brendale | Gold Coast | Toowoomba

Stonegate Industries

Ph: 07 3800 1283

Web: www.stonegateindustries.com.au

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Feb 17 2025

Your Perfect Trailer for Every Dump Run

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

Your perfect trailer for every dump run!

Stonegate Industries #MostPopularTrailers #BuiltTough #AussieFavourite #yourperfecttrailer

Queensland’s Best-Selling Trailer Brand for 9 Consecutive Years!

Coopers Plains | Brendale | Gold Coast | Toowoomba

Stonegate Industries

Ph: 07 3800 1283

Web: www.stonegateindustries.com.au

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Dec 11 2024

Hot Water Pressure Cleaner Trailer Setup

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

What a badass setup with a hot water pressure cleaner mounted on our 8×5 flat top trailer! If you’re around Brisbane and need steam cleaning services, be sure to give Chris a call on 0439 782 210.

#builttough #StonegateIndustries

Queensland’s Best-Selling Trailer Brand for 8 Consecutive Years!

Stonegate Industries

Ph: 07 3800 1283

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Dec 03 2024

Stonegate proud to partner with PCYC Redcliffe

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

Ride Smart, Ride Safe!

We’re proud to partner with PCYC Redcliffe, 99 Bikes, and Dirty Possum to support the Wheely Wise program! This awesome initiative gives kids the skills they need to ride safely and confidently in their community with hands-on bike tips and fun, interactive simulations. And best of all, Wheely Wise can come straight to your school! For bookings and more info, check out PCYC Wheely Wise.

Big shoutout to 99 Bikes for supplying the bikes and Dirty Possum for the bike racks! Let’s help our kids ride smart and stay safe!

If you are interested in our bicycle rack trailers, please visit our website:

https://www.stonegateindustries.com.au/bike-trailers/

#BikeEducation #PCYC #99Bikes #DirtyPossum #WheelyWise #AusBike #AusCycling #AustraliaSports #SupportingOurKids #StonegateTrailers #BikeSafety #AussieKids #Bikecycletrailer #Biketrailer #Trailerforbikes #Bicyclecarrier #Bikecarrier #Bikerack #bicyclerack

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Nov 27 2024

Stonegate Industries: Queensland’s Best-Selling Trailer Brand for 8 Consecutive Years!

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

A beautiful breezy arvo, perfect for a bit of mowing!

#chillvibes #mowingthelawn #aussielife

Queensland’s Best-Selling Trailer Brand for 8 Consecutive Years!

Stonegate Industries

Ph: 07 3800 1283

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Nov 26 2024

Stonegate Trailers Take Flight

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

Stonegate Trailers Take Flight!

We’re thrilled to announce that several fleets of Stonegate fully enclosed luggage trailers are now heading to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide International Terminals!

Next time you land at one of these airports, keep an eye out for our high-quality trailers, seamlessly towed behind airport shuttle buses, delivering reliable performance and style.

Custom-built for your needs: Whether it’s for commercial or personal use, we’re here to bring your trailer ideas to life.

Call us today on 07 3800 1283 and let’s get your perfect trailer on the road!

Queensland’s Best-Selling Trailer Brand for 8 Consecutive Years!

Stonegate Industries

Ph: 07 3800 1283

#StonegateTrailers #BuiltToLast #QueenslandsBest #AirportTrailers #LuggageTrailers #FleetManagement #ShuttleServices #TravelAndTransport #LogisticsSolutions #MadelnQueensland #CustomTrailers

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Jul 22 2024

Toowoomba Warehouse Grand Opening Special Offer

By Stonegate Industries Trailers

To celebrate the opening of our new Toowoomba warehouse, we’re offering an exclusive deal for our Toowoomba shop customers: Buy any trailer and receive a FREE spare wheel!

This offer is exclusively for Toowoomba customers who order and pick up from our new store. This offer ends at the end of this year (31/12/24). Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to get more value with your purchase!

Hooking up a trailer can be done by following these steps:

1. Position the vehicle and trailer: Park your vehicle close to the trailer and make sure that it is level. Make sure that both the vehicle and trailer are on a solid and level surface.

2. Connect the safety chains: Cross the safety chains under the coupler, then attach the hooks to the vehicle’s hitch. This will help prevent the trailer from separating from the vehicle in the event of a hitch failure.

3. Connect the electrical wiring: Connect the trailer’s wiring harness to the vehicle’s wiring system. This will allow the vehicle’s lighting system to control the trailer’s lights.

4. Couple the trailer: Lower the trailer coupler over the ball of the hitch. Check that the coupler is fully seated on the ball and secure the trailer by tightening the locking mechanism.

5. Check the connection and fold up the jockey wheel: Make sure that the connection is secure by gently pulling on the trailer and checking that the coupler does not come loose from the hitch ball.

6. Check the lights: Turn on the vehicle’s lighting system and check that all of the trailer’s lights are functioning properly.

7. Adjust the load: Make sure that the load on the trailer is properly balanced and distribute the weight evenly.

It’s important to always check the weight capacity of both the hitch and the trailer, and to not exceed the recommended weight limits. Additionally, it’s important to practice safe towing techniques and to obey all traffic laws when driving with a trailer.

Browse the full range of our trailers here

Feb 27 2023

Do I need insurance for towing a trailer in Queensland?

By Stonegate Industries Campers, Trailers

It is generally required to have insurance coverage for any trailer you are towing on public roads. The type and amount of insurance required may vary depending on the type of trailer and its intended use.

In Queensland, at a minimum, all registered trailers must have Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance, which covers personal injury claims arising from a motor vehicle accident. However, CTP insurance does not cover damage to property or other vehicles.

Here is some information on the types of insurance that may be required when towing a trailer in Queensland:

1. Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance: This is the minimum legal requirement for all registered vehicles in Queensland, including trailers. CTP insurance provides coverage for personal injury claims arising from a motor vehicle accident, but it does not cover damage to property or other vehicles. The cost of CTP insurance is included in the registration fee for your trailer.

2. Third Party Property Damage insurance: This type of insurance covers damage caused to other vehicles or property in the event of an accident. If you are found to be at fault for an accident that damages another person’s property, you may be liable to pay for the damages. Third Party Property Damage insurance can help cover those costs.

3. Comprehensive insurance: This is the highest level of insurance coverage available for trailers in Queensland. Comprehensive insurance covers damage to your own trailer as well as damage to other vehicles or property. It can also include coverage for theft or fire damage.

It’s important to note that requirements for insurance coverage may vary depending on the type and weight of the trailer, and it’s always a good idea to check with your insurance provider or relevant authorities for the specific requirements that apply to your situation.

Browse the full range of our trailers here

Feb 27 2023

How do I know if my car can tow a trailer?

By Stonegate Industries Campers, Trailers

The suitability of your vehicle for towing a trailer depends on several factors, including:

1. Towing capacity: The towing capacity of your vehicle is the maximum weight it is designed to tow. It’s important to make sure that the weight of the trailer and its contents does not exceed the towing capacity of your vehicle.

2. Engine size and power: The size of your vehicle’s engine and the amount of power it produces can affect its ability to tow a trailer. Larger engines and vehicles with more horsepower will generally have a higher towing capacity.

3. Transmission: The transmission of your vehicle also affects its ability to tow a trailer. Some vehicles, such as trucks and SUVs, are designed with transmissions that are well-suited for towing.

4. Suspension and brakes: The suspension and brakes of your vehicle play a critical role in the safety of towing a trailer. Vehicles with sturdy suspensions and powerful brakes will be better equipped to handle the additional weight and stress of towing a trailer.

5. Hitch: You will need to have a hitch installed on your vehicle to be able to tow a trailer. The type of hitch you need will depend on the weight of the trailer and the towing capacity of your vehicle.

6. Towing accessories: You may also need to invest in additional towing accessories, such as sway bars, weight distribution systems, and electric brakes, to ensure that your vehicle is equipped for towing a trailer.

It’s important to consult the owner’s manual of your vehicle and/or consult with a professional to determine the suitability of your vehicle for towing a trailer.

Overloading or towing a trailer that is too heavy for your vehicle can result in unsafe towing conditions and potential damage to the vehicle or trailer.

Browse the full range of our trailers here

Trailers

To celebrate the opening of our new Toowoomba warehouse, we’re offering an exclusive deal for our Toowoomba shop customers: Buy any trailer and receive a FREE spare wheel!

This offer is exclusively for Toowoomba customers who order and pick up from our new store. This offer ends at the end of this year (31/12/24). Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to get more value with your purchase!

We look forward to welcoming you!

Hooking up a trailer can be done by following these steps:

1. Position the vehicle and trailer: Park your vehicle close to the trailer and make sure that it is level. Make sure that both the vehicle and trailer are on a solid and level surface.

2. Connect the safety chains: Cross the safety chains under the coupler, then attach the hooks to the vehicle’s hitch. This will help prevent the trailer from separating from the vehicle in the event of a hitch failure.

3. Connect the electrical wiring: Connect the trailer’s wiring harness to the vehicle’s wiring system. This will allow the vehicle’s lighting system to control the trailer’s lights.

4. Couple the trailer: Lower the trailer coupler over the ball of the hitch. Check that the coupler is fully seated on the ball and secure the trailer by tightening the locking mechanism.

5. Check the connection and fold up the jockey wheel: Make sure that the connection is secure by gently pulling on the trailer and checking that the coupler does not come loose from the hitch ball.

6. Check the lights: Turn on the vehicle’s lighting system and check that all of the trailer’s lights are functioning properly.

7. Adjust the load: Make sure that the load on the trailer is properly balanced and distribute the weight evenly.

It’s important to always check the weight capacity of both the hitch and the trailer, and to not exceed the recommended weight limits. Additionally, it’s important to practice safe towing techniques and to obey all traffic laws when driving with a trailer.

It is generally required to have insurance coverage for any trailer you are towing on public roads. The type and amount of insurance required may vary depending on the type of trailer and its intended use.

In Queensland, at a minimum, all registered trailers must have Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance, which covers personal injury claims arising from a motor vehicle accident. However, CTP insurance does not cover damage to property or other vehicles.

Here is some information on the types of insurance that may be required when towing a trailer in Queensland:

3. Comprehensive insurance: This is the highest level of insurance coverage available for trailers in Queensland. Comprehensive insurance covers damage to your own trailer as well as damage to other vehicles or property. It can also include coverage for theft or fire damage.

It’s important to note that requirements for insurance coverage may vary depending on the type and weight of the trailer, and it’s always a good idea to check with your insurance provider or relevant authorities for the specific requirements that apply to your situation.

The suitability of your vehicle for towing a trailer depends on several factors, including:

1. Towing capacity: The towing capacity of your vehicle is the maximum weight it is designed to tow. It’s important to make sure that the weight of the trailer and its contents does not exceed the towing capacity of your vehicle.

2. Engine size and power: The size of your vehicle’s engine and the amount of power it produces can affect its ability to tow a trailer. Larger engines and vehicles with more horsepower will generally have a higher towing capacity.

3. Transmission: The transmission of your vehicle also affects its ability to tow a trailer. Some vehicles, such as trucks and SUVs, are designed with transmissions that are well-suited for towing.

4. Suspension and brakes: The suspension and brakes of your vehicle play a critical role in the safety of towing a trailer. Vehicles with sturdy suspensions and powerful brakes will be better equipped to handle the additional weight and stress of towing a trailer.

5. Hitch: You will need to have a hitch installed on your vehicle to be able to tow a trailer. The type of hitch you need will depend on the weight of the trailer and the towing capacity of your vehicle.

6. Towing accessories: You may also need to invest in additional towing accessories, such as sway bars, weight distribution systems, and electric brakes, to ensure that your vehicle is equipped for towing a trailer.

It’s important to consult the owner’s manual of your vehicle and/or consult with a professional to determine the suitability of your vehicle for towing a trailer.

Overloading or towing a trailer that is too heavy for your vehicle can result in unsafe towing conditions and potential damage to the vehicle or trailer.

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