A swaying trailer can be terrifying, not only for the driver but for the other vehicles on the road. There are a few things you should know when towing your first caravan or trailer to avoid sway happening in the first place, what you can do in the moment to stop trailer sway, as well as gear, such as electric brake controllers, you can add to your set-up to help prevent trailer sway from happening.
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Towing camper trailers or caravans over 750kg can be a little tricky, REDARC have put together the things you should know before towing your first caravan.
With all the commitments of life making time to escape can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be. We've put together a list of some of the best destinations only a few hours drive from your capital city.
Is exploring Cape York on your travel bucket list? REDARC has put together the ultimate Cape York travel guide to help with all of your trip planning needs.
Caravan sway is an issue faced by many drivers on the road, and when not handled properly can cause accidents. REDARC walk you through some tips to avoid caravan sway and what to do if it happens on the road.
Electric trailer brake controllers are a critical part of any towing setup and have come a long way in both look and technology. REDARC walks you through the evolution of brake controllers.
Knowing how to properly tow your trailer is critical for keeping not only you but others on the road safe. REDARC talks some of our top tips for safe towing.
What is AEB and can it impact your tow vehicle? REDARC are here to help explain more.
REDARC Electronics is exhibiting at the North American Trailer Dealers Association (NATDA) Trade Show
REDARC is pleased to announce Transamerican Auto Parts (TAP) as a North American distributor of their electric brake controllers, battery charging solutions, monitoring gauges and accessories.
Renowned camping, fishing, 4wding and Campfire cook Jon Riley talks auxiliary power upgrades.
