Where to find brake shoes for my trailer

[KarlVP]

I've searched several places.

Several places want to sell me loaded backing plates but I just want brake shoes.

 

[Bodaciouscj7]

Have you checked Six Roblees? That's where we order all of our brake parts for the shop.

 

[benw1]

etrailer.com sells just the shoes.

Its not much more to get the whole assembly, then you get new springs, magnets and hardware. Almost not worth it to buy just the shoes.

 

[TreeClimber]

Got mine at NAPA

 

[JOOP]

Got mine at NAPA

x2222

 

[KarlVP]

Have you checked Six Roblees? That's where we order all of our brake parts for the shop.

Yes, they said they could get the shoes, but tried selling my loaded backing plates instead.

 

[zukkev]

Also, hit up a trailer/RV store that has a service dept....
Six-Robblees up here has the shoes...
Vacationland RV up here has shoe sets, magnets, etc all avail individually
Circle-A Trailers up here has stuff...

It's out there...:awesomework:

 

[Murkman]

Olympic Brake Supply is able to bond new pads on your old. Cost is about the same or slightly less than new.

 

[Toyotanut]

Check Dicks Tire Haus in Monroe. Saw a sign the other day they do trailer brakes.

 

[Hip]

Yes, they said they could get the shoes, but tried selling my loaded backing plates instead.

i just got the loaded plates as it was a minimal difference $ and made it worth the money to not tear apart and re assemble, the plates are like four bolts......

 

[nick c]

Got mine at NAPA

x2222

Screw napa. I get nothing but attitude when shopping with their corporate stores. Their franchise stores aren't bad, the shop in the puyallup valley is good.

/hijack off


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