FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Do you offer Trailer Warranty?

All Omega Boat Trailers come with a 5-Year Structural Warranty, and 2-Year Components Warranty.

Are Omega Trailers NZ made or NZ assembled?

At Omega Trailers, we offer multiple options. Many of our standard Boat Trailers are built and hot-dip galvanised overseas to our high quality specifications and designs using thicker steel than other boat trailers in most cases and then assembled here in New Zealand. Additionally, we have a range of Temared Trailers that are fully manufactured in Europe.

How Do I Choose the Right Trailer for My Boat?

Selecting the right trailer model for your boat is essential, as the size of the trailer affects towing performance, load capacity, and overall maneuverability.

To ensure you choose the correct trailer, consider the towing capacity of your vehicle, the weight and size of your boat, and any applicable safety and legal requirements. These factors are crucial for safe and smooth transportation.

At Omega Trailers, we provide a helpful guide for measuring your boat to ensure you select the right trailer size. Click here to get started.

Can I visit and view an Omega Trailer before purchasing?

Absolutely! You can visit our yard located at 4K Titan Place, Silverdale where we have a wide range of trailers on display, ready to view and fit. Feel free to stop by during our opening hours or give us a call to schedule a viewing. We’d be happy to help you explore your options.

Why buy a Trailer from Omega Trailers?

We aim to provide the best trailers that we can offer at competitive and affordable prices for all New Zealanders. All of our Boat Trailers now have Duratorque/Torsion axle suspension, so you won't have to worry about noisy or rusting springs anymore. Click here to learn more about Torsion Axles.

MORE FAQs

  • Yes, all trailers must be registered and have a current Warrant of Fitness (WoF) to be road-legal in New Zealand. Wof and Rego are available on all new Trailers for an additional $200.

  • We have a wide and impressive range of Boat Trailers, along with quality Domestic Trailers and reliable Vehicle Trailers, all of which can be viewed here by clicking this link.

  • Why does my trailer rust quickly near the ocean?

    While living by the ocean is great, the salty environment can be tough on trailers. Saltwater accelerates rust and corrosion, so it’s important to regularly wash your trailer, apply protective coatings, and keep up with routine maintenance to prevent damage.

  • We offer a range of convenient payment options, including EFTPOS, credit cards, and bank deposits/bank transfers.

  • In New Zealand, you can tow a boat trailer with a standard car license, provided the combined weight of the trailer and load does not exceed 3,500kg. If it does, a different class of license may be required.

  • The weight capacity of a boat trailer varies depending on its size and design. Make sure to choose a trailer that can handle your boat's weight, including any added gear. Exceeding the trailer’s weight limit can lead to unsafe towing and damage to the trailer.

  • Single-axle trailers are easier to maneuver and ideal for smaller boats, while tandem-axle trailers provide more stability and higher weight capacity, making them better suited for larger boats. Your choice will depend on your boat’s size, weight, and how often you plan to tow it over long distances.