Trailer VIN Plates
What is a VIN plate, and why do you need one?
A trailer VIN plate, or trailer plate, is a metal tag permanently affixed to your trailer that displays vital information for identification and safety purposes. These plates are mandatory for all trailers in Australia, and they play a crucial role in ensuring road safety and compliance with regulations.
Contact us today for your trailer plate needs
Whether you need a replacement trailer compliance plate or plates for a new fleet of trailers or simply have questions about trailer plate regulations, Compliance Plates Australia is here to help. We are recommended by state road authorities, which means you get quality service when dealing with any trailer compliance issues thanks to our expertise as consultants in this field.
New clients can enjoy quicker turnaround times, discount incentives and more with ongoing orders to ensure a smooth and engaging experience. We also value our long-time clients, offering them similar benefits to show our appreciation for their continued trust and partnership.
FAQs
What is a trailer compliance plate?
A trailer compliance plate, also known as a trailer VIN plate, is a durable metal plate attached to the drawbar of the trailer. It contains essential identification and technical details about the trailer.
Why is a compliance plate important for trailers?
A trailer plate is crucial because it verifies that the trailer meets specific standards and regulations. It serves as proof of compliance for legal and safety purposes.
Where is the trailer VIN plate located on a trailer?
The trailer VIN plate is typically located on the chassis or frame of the trailer, often visible near the front or on the side.
What information is typically found on a trailer compliance plate?
Typical information on a trailer compliance plate includes the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), manufacturer details, model and key specifications like Gross Trailer Mass (GTM) and Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM).
What should I do if the compliance plate on my trailer is missing or damaged?
If the compliance plate on your trailer is missing or damaged, you should contact us to ensure compliance with local regulations.
Why Choose Compliance Plates Australia?
Compliance Plates Australia ensures that all guidelines and standards are met for all boat compliance plates. They all must provide:
– Safety information for the boat user
– Easily visible (preferably near the steering position or in the cockpit)
– Include logo, name and contact details on the plate to promote your business
– Number of passengers and load limits
– Buoyancy statement (boats over 6 meters do not require this statement)
– Engine capacity
– All plates will be waterproof, resist salt water, abrasion, outdoor exposure, chipping and most industrial solvents and chemicals.