Trailer brake types The options for trailer brakes include electric brakes, surge hydraulic, electrically powered hydraulic brakes and air brakes. Electric brakes require a tow vehicle controller ...

Laws regarding brakes on towed vehicles vary by state and type of trailer. Some states require brakes on any trailer or anything over a set weight (loaded), while others use the type of trailer ...

This piece does not cover the differences between types of hitches (bumper pull, gooseneck, fifth-wheel) or trailer brake types (electric, surge, hydraulic); however, they will be mentioned.

To learn more about the types of trailer brake controllers look at our “Trailer Brake Controllers” story. Trailer Hitch Receivers 2019 Lamborghini Urus | Cars.com photos by Brian Wong ...

Adjusting the Time-Based Trailer Brake Controller Adjusting the brake controller is a necessary evil with this type. It uses one brake setting for any situation, which is why you need to make sure ...

For fleet operators and transport businesses, braking performance isn’t just a matter of vehicle mechanics – it’s central to ...

GM eBoost Trailer Brake Improves Stopping Distances By 20 Percent By Sam McEachern January 21, 2020 10:59 am 5 Sponsored ...

LOUISVILLE, KY. Hendrickson Trailer Commercial Vehicle Systems chose the Mid-America Trucking Show here in Kentucky this past week to announce the expansion of its brake offerings with the launch ...

If there’s an Achilles heel to towing a heavy trailer with a pickup, it’s the brakes. But a recent experiment at GMC shows that with some modern upgrades, some serious stopping power can be on ...

As most things go, trailer brake controllers are available in a variety of styles, features and price points. The Odyssey II is the next-generation controller based on Valley's original Odyssey.