Parts Counter
Bearings, brake assemblies, lights, plugs, jacks, couplers, tires and the hardware that goes with them, on the shelf at 2601 SE Evangeline Thruway. If we don't have it, we order it — most special orders are in the building in 2 to 5 business days. We install what we sell, and we'll tell you if your truck's brake controller is the real problem.
On The Shelf
The parts that fail on trailers around Acadiana — stocked for the common axle sizes and bolt patterns. Not sure which one you need? Bring the old one or text a photo.
Pre-assembled hub kits, bearing and race kits, grease seals, dust caps, spindle nuts and washers.
Common sizes for 3,500–7,000 lb axlesElectric brake assemblies left and right, magnets, drums, breakaway switches and batteries.
Common 3.5k–7k axle sizesLED stop/turn/tail lights, clearance markers and grommets, 7-way and 4-flat plugs, adapters, harness and wire.
7-way RV · 4-flat · adaptersTrailer tires mounted on steel wheels, spare tire mounts, valve stems. Dry-rot check before a long pull.
Common 15" and 16" trailer sizesA-frame and channel couplers, top-wind and drop-leg jacks, gooseneck couplers, safety chains and hooks.
2" · 2-5/16" · bumper-pull and gooseneckLeaf springs, U-bolt kits, shackle bolts, equalizers, hangers.
Common 3.5k–7k axle sizesGate springs and spring-assist kits, ramp hinges, rear door latches, dump pump solenoids and batteries.
Utility · dump · enclosedHitch balls and ball mounts, coupler locks and receiver locks, D-rings, E-track fittings, straps and chocks.
2" · 2-5/16" · drop mountsPrices are quoted by phone or at the counter and are plus sales tax. We keep the common sizes; anything else is ordered and usually here in 2–5 business days. Parts for the brands we sell — Load Trail, Falcon, Wells Cargo and Rock Solid — and the Dexter and Lippert running gear under most trailers on the road.
How The Counter Works
Call or text 337.504.3820 · Get directions →
Before It Fails
| What | How often | Warning signs |
|---|---|---|
| Bearings repacked | Every year or 10–12k miles; sooner if it goes in the water | Hot hub after a short pull, grease on the inside of the wheel, grinding |
| Brakes checked | Every year, and before any heavy haul | Trailer pushes the truck, brakes grab or do nothing, burnt smell |
| Tires | Replace at 5–6 years regardless of tread | Cracks in the sidewall, uneven wear, low pressure every week |
| Lights & plug | Every trip | Only works when you jiggle the plug, one side dead, dim markers |
| Coupler & chains | Every trip | Won't latch tight, worn hooks, rust in the coupler |
Any of those sound familiar? Request a service appointment and we'll have the parts pulled before the trailer arrives.
Tell us what you need and what it's for. We check the shelf, quote it, and text or call you back the next business day — usually the same day.
Questions
No. Parts are picked up at the counter at 2601 SE Evangeline Thruway in Lafayette, or installed here in the shop. That keeps prices honest and means you get the right part the first time.
Bring the old part, or text us a photo of the axle tag or the VIN plate on the trailer tongue. The axle rating (3,500, 5,200, 7,000 lb) and the wheel bolt pattern tell us the rest.
Call or text 337-504-3820 and we'll check the shelf while you're on the line. Common bearings, seals, brake assemblies, plugs, lights, jacks and couplers are usually here; anything else is ordered and in the building in 2 to 5 business days.
Yes. The service bays are right next to the parts counter. Quick jobs like a plug, a light or a jack are often done while you wait; bearings and brakes are usually same day or next day. Request a service appointment.
