A curtainsider trailer with its curtains open, loaded with wool bales
03 · Trailer

Trailer washing.

Curtainsiders, pantechs, flat tops, skels and refrigerated trailers. The biggest billboard you own, washed at the yard, coupled or on its landing legs.

What’s involved

Trailer Washing

A trailer spends its life on the highway carrying your name at eye level to every other road user. It is also the unit that gets washed least often, because it is rarely the one sitting in front of the workshop.

  • Curtains or hard sides, full length
  • Rear doors, barn doors and tailgates
  • Front bulkhead and headboard
  • Skirts, guards and running gear
  • Wheels, rims and suspension
  • Rear underrun and light bars
A curtainsider B-double parked on a coastal headland

Curtains done properly

Curtain sides hold road film in a way panels do not. They need the right chemical and the right dwell time, not just more pressure, so the branding comes up clean without damaging the curtain.

Coupled or dropped

We wash trailers sitting in the yard on their landing legs or still coupled to a prime mover, and B-double sets as a whole combination, whichever way they are parked when we arrive.

Every trailer type

Curtainsider, pantech, flat top, skel, drop deck, tanker or refrigerated. The checklist adapts to the trailer, the standard does not.

Also available

The rest of the fleet

Keep the fleet clean and on the road.

Tell us your vehicle mix and where they park up. We’ll come back with a per-vehicle rate by email.

Call1300 161 505
Emailproposals@detailedtrucks.com.au
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