Trailer Roadworthies
Belco performs trailer roadworthies to aid you in selling your trailer or for registration transfer purposes. We are a fully accredited Safety Certificate inspection centre, as approved by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Trailer Safety Certificates
All trailer safety certificate checks are performed to Belco’s renowned standards, and any work required to get your trailer roadworthy can be performed in our world-class mechanical workshop.
Your Safety Certificate Inspector will check for damage, wear and compliance throughout your trailer, including:
- Tyre condition
- Brakes and suspension
- Body rust or damage
- Lights and electrics
- Couplings and towbars
- Compliance with Australian Design Rules (ADR)
- Manufacturer’s plate attached
Please Note: If your trailer is not built to Australian quality standards, it will not pass the roadworthy inspection.
Additional Trailer Roadworthy Information
- You must obtain and display a Safety Certificate on any registered trailer or caravan between 0.75-3.5 tonnes Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM).
- Safety Certificates must be current, and can only be used within 2 months of issue when transferring ownership of the trailer or caravan.
- You can download a Vehicle Registration Transfer Application form here: Transport and Main Roads corporate forms