Mobile Trailer
Repair That
Comes To You.
Keep Them Rolling is the Morris County, NJ trailer repair shop that drives to you. Brakes, bearings, axles, electrical, welding and fleet maintenance, done on site by a 30-year trailer specialist. No tow. No shop wait. Just get rolling again.
- Who we serve:
- Commercial Fleets
- Landscapers
- Contractors
- Equipment Rental
- Municipal
- Boat Trailers
- Utility Trailers
- Enclosed Cargo
- Campers & RVs
- Farm
- Personal Owners
Every trailer.
Every problem.
Over three decades of hands-on trailer repair, packed into a fully stocked mobile service van. If it rolls, we can fix it.
Brake Repair
Full brake diagnostics, drum and disc service, controllers and hydraulic actuators.
Bearings & Axles
Repack, inspect and replace bearings, seals, spindles and full axle swaps.
Electrical Diagnostics
Lights, wiring, connectors, brake controllers: traced and repaired on site.
Welding & Structural
Frame, crossmember, gate and ramp welding. Mobile MIG repairs at your yard.
Suspension & Hitch
Springs, equalizers, shackles, couplers, hitches: restored to spec.
DOT Inspection Prep
Pre-inspection checks and the repairs that get commercial trailers through a DOT inspection.
Also on the truck
A rolling repair shop
Our service van carries the parts, tools and diagnostics needed to complete most repairs on the first visit.
Stop breakdowns before they start
Scheduled bearing repacks, brake inspections and DOT-ready checks that keep your trailers in service.
Welding at your location
Frame cracks, broken gates, torn ramps: professional mobile welding without the tow bill.
Real trailers.
Real repairs.
A look at recent jobs: the good, the ugly, and the "glad we caught it in time." Every photo here is Brad's own, from the KTR truck to real repairs on customer trailers.
Family owned.
Trailer obsessed.
Keep Them Rolling was founded by Brad Smith and built on a simple promise: treat every customer's trailer like it's the one hauling his own family's gear. Over 30 years turning wrenches has taught Brad that trust is earned one honest repair at a time.
When Brad rolls up in the KTR van, you're getting the owner, not a subcontractor, with the experience, the parts, and the pride of a small local business on every job. More about Brad and the business.
Downtime costs money.
We save both.
Keep Them Rolling was built on one idea: a trailer sitting broken in a yard isn't making anyone money. Our mobile-first model gets you back on the road without a tow or a week in someone else's shop.
Comes To You
Driveway, yard, job site, marina lot or a safe pull-off on the side of the road.
Quick Turnarounds
Reviews keep mentioning fast work and Brad showing up when he said he would.
Honest Prices
You hear the price before any work starts, and the job gets done right.
Personal & Commercial
Weekend campers, boat owners, landscapers and whole fleets, all handled by the owner.
Based in Randolph.
Serving all of North Jersey.
Headquartered in Randolph, NJ with a primary service radius covering four counties, and we'll travel up to 100 miles when the job calls for it.
Close to home: Morristown, Chester, Long Hill and Hamburg. See every town we serve.
Real reviews.
Five stars each.
Customers describe Brad as honest, easy to reach and quick. The reviews cover a breakdown far from home, a boat trailer hub and axle replaced after a day of fishing, new tires and rims on a work trailer, cracked fenders swapped on an enclosed trailer, a downed trailer fixed in a customer’s yard and a business fleet kept on the road.
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Common questions
about trailer repair.
How often should I have my trailer bearings repacked?
At least once a year or about every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. Boat trailers and trailers towed through salted New Jersey winters need it sooner, because water and salt wash out the grease.
Trailer bearing serviceDo you offer mobile trailer repair service?
Mobile is the whole model. Brad brings the KTR service truck to your trailer and finishes most jobs on that visit; ordered parts get a second trip.
How mobile repair worksIs there a trailer repair shop I can drop my trailer off at?
No. Keep Them Rolling is fully mobile, so there is no shop to tow your trailer to. The repair happens where the trailer is parked: a driveway, a yard, a job site or the shoulder of the road.
What areas do you serve?
Brad works out of Randolph and covers Morris, Sussex, Warren and Hunterdon counties, and he will travel up to roughly 100 miles when a job calls for it.
Every town we serveDo you work on both commercial and residential trailers?
Yes. The same owner handles a homeowner’s utility trailer, a landscaper’s equipment trailer and a company’s fleet, with the same care on each.
What types of trailers do you repair?
Boat, utility, landscape, enclosed cargo, car hauler, dump, equipment, horse and livestock trailers, plus the running gear and chassis of campers, travel trailers and fifth-wheel RVs.
Boat trailer repairDo you offer fleet maintenance programs?
Yes. Brad can service a fleet on a schedule at your yard, so trailers get checked before they fail instead of after.
Fleet maintenance programsAre you available for emergency trailer repair?
Call when you break down. Brad will tell you honestly when he can get there, and two of his reviewers mention him arriving sooner than he said. He is open seven days a week.
Do you offer fleet pricing or discounts?
Fleet owners can ask Brad about a service program for their trailers when they call. Every job, one trailer or twenty, gets an honest price before the work starts.
What are your hours of operation?
Seven days a week, from seven in the morning until seven at night, including weekends.
Can you get my trailer ready for a DOT inspection?
Yes. Brad checks what inspectors look at on a trailer, such as brakes, lights, tires, suspension, the coupler and the frame, and repairs anything that would fail before it goes in.
DOT inspection prepHow much does it cost to fix a trailer?
It depends on the parts, the size of the trailer, how many axles it has, how much rust is involved and how far Brad has to travel. He quotes the job before starting, so the price is never a surprise.
Can you repair a boat trailer at my house?
Yes. Boat trailer brakes, hubs, bearings, axles and lights are routine driveway jobs, so the boat can stay on the trailer while the work gets done.
Boat trailer repairLet's keep
your trailer
rolling.
One call gets a fully stocked service van dispatched to your location. Open every day, 7 AM to 7 PM.