A new partnership aims to improve wheel end performance, minimize downtime, and extend warranty coverage for OEM-supplied air ...

NOVI, Mich. — Dexter Axle Co., a producer of axles, chassis and other components for trailer, towable equipment and recreational vehicle manufacturers, has acquired HiSpec Wheel & Tire Inc., a ...

ELKHART, Ind., March 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Ingersoll Axle by Dexter, the leading name in North America for self-steer axles & suspensions for trailers, is launching two new innovative products at ...

Wilmington, Delaware, Nov. 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Allied Market Research published a report, titled, “Europe Trailer Axle Market By Trailer Type, Axle Type, Capacity, Application, Sales Channel, ...

ArvinMeritor Inc. has added a major new component to its portfolio of remanufactured components - trailer axles, initially targeted at the North American intermodal motor carriers. Production began ...

Meritor Wabco has added an automatic trailer lift axle system to its SmartTrac portfolio of stability control systems. The system integrates with Meritor Wabco’s trailer roll stability support (RSS) ...

Powered trailer axles are unusual, even in Europe where they do things differently with trucks than what we do here in North America. That’s why a new product from SAF-Holland, a hydraulically driven ...

We all know that fixing up your 4x4 to stronger parts can allow you not only to run bigger tires but also do more work with your vehicle, but did you know that it’s possible to do the same thing with ...

PLAINFIELD, Ind. – ArvinMeritor has launched production of a line of remanufactured trailer axles. Initially the reman’d axles will be aimed at intermodal carriers, the company announced recently.

QUESTION: This is an odd problem. My right trailer tire always seems to wear out, but the left tire just keeps going. What’s going on? ANSWER: The trailer axle is probably bent, which would put the ...

When it comes to towing heavy loads, conventional wisdom states that more trailer axles are better. Just look at those specially built haulers that carry million-pound superloads—they have more axles ...