Spitfire Boat Trailers
The Best Boat Trailers for Jet Skis and Personal Watercraft in Australia
Overview
Finding the right trailer for your jet ski or personal watercraft (PWC) is crucial for hassle-free weekends and protecting your investment. This guide breaks down what matters most in a PWC trailer, why aluminium is the smart choice, and how Spitfire’s 560–700D range delivers standout value for Australian jet ski owners. You’ll get expert advice, practical tips, and a clear path to choosing the perfect trailer for your adventures.
Key Takeaways
- Aluminium trailers are ideal for jet skis and PWCs thanks to their durability and corrosion resistance.
- Proper trailer sizing and premium features make launching and towing safer and easier.
- Spitfire’s 560–700D models are purpose-built for smaller boats and personal watercraft.
- Local support, finance, and free delivery add real value for Queensland buyers.
- Expert guidance and showroom access simplify the buying process.
Why Your Jet Ski or PWC Trailer Choice Matters
A quality trailer is more than just transport—it’s essential for keeping your PWC safe, making launching effortless, and avoiding costly corrosion or repairs. In Australia’s salty, sun-drenched conditions, choosing the wrong trailer can lead to rust, damage, and headaches down the track.
When selecting a trailer, pay close attention to corrosion resistance, load rating, and features that make launching and retrieving your PWC easy. For more on legal requirements, check the Australian Maritime Safety Authority for up-to-date compliance info.
Aluminium vs Steel: Why Aluminium Leads for Jet Ski Trailers
Aluminium boat trailers have become the go-to for jet ski and PWC owners across Australia. Unlike steel, aluminium won’t rust, even with constant saltwater exposure. It’s also lighter, which means easier towing and less wear on your vehicle. Spitfire’s anodised aluminium trailers are built right here in Queensland, designed to handle local conditions, and come standard with hydraulic disc brakes and torsion axles for smooth, reliable towing.
If you want to future-proof your investment and enjoy low-maintenance boating, an aluminium trailer is a smart move. For more on why aluminium is the material of choice, check out this Boating Industry Australia resource.
What to Look for in a Jet Ski or PWC Trailer
The best trailer for your PWC should tick several boxes:
- Correct fit: The trailer should match your jet ski’s length and weight for safe, secure transport.
- Premium bunks or rollers: Features like VeeGuide bunks and HDPE keel slides help protect your hull and make launching easier.
- Reliable brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes are a must for safety, especially with heavier watercraft or longer trips.
- Quality construction: Look for robust welds, corrosion-resistant fasteners, and a proven local manufacturer.
- Warranty and support: Local backup and clear warranty terms are essential if you ever need help.
Not sure where to start? The Spitfire homepage has a handy boat sizing guide and more info on trailer features.Yes, you can! Queensland Transport offers online registration for eligible trailers. You’ll need:
- The VIN and registration details
- Proof of identity and ownership
- A current safety certificate (if required)
Start the process at the QLD Transport online portal.
Why Spitfire’s 560–700D Trailers Are Perfect for Jet Skis and PWCs
If you’re after a trailer that’s made for jet skis and smaller boats, Spitfire’s 560–700D range is hard to beat. These models are engineered for vessels and PWCs up to around 5.1m and 1120kg, making them ideal for most single or dual jet ski setups.
You’ll enjoy features like a low profile for easy launching, hydraulic disc brakes, torsion axles, and adjustable VeeGuide bunks—all as standard. Every trailer is built in Queensland, so you know it’s made for Aussie conditions. Plus, with customisable setups, you’ll get a perfect fit for your watercraft.
The Spitfire homepage has full details on the 560–700D range and current pricing.
Finance, Free Delivery, and Local Support
Spitfire makes it easy to get on the water sooner with fast finance approvals, competitive rates, and no deposit options. Free delivery is available to Townsville, Brisbane, Cairns, Rockhampton, and Mackay, saving you time and hassle. With expert advice and after-sales support from the Spitfire team, you’re in good hands from start to finish.
Spitfire Boat Trailers for Jet Skis, PWC, and small boats
Looking for the best jet ski or PWC trailer in Australia? Drop by our Townsville, Rockhampton showroom, or Brisbane showroom for expert advice, unbeatable build quality, and local support—plus free delivery across major Queensland cities.
Common Questions About Jet Ski and PWC Trailers
What size trailer do I need for my jet ski?
Choose a trailer that matches your PWC’s length and weight. Spitfire’s 560–700D models fit most single and dual jet skis up to 5.1m and 1120kg.
Are aluminium trailers better than steel for jet skis?
Yes, aluminium is rustproof, lighter to tow, and needs less maintenance—ideal for saltwater use.
Can I get finance for a new jet ski trailer?
Absolutely. Spitfire offers fast approvals, competitive rates, and no deposit loans for new trailers.
Is free delivery available for all Spitfire trailers?
Free delivery is available to Townsville, Brisbane, Cairns, Rockhampton, and Mackay. Ask about other locations.
What features should I look for in a jet ski trailer?
Look for corrosion resistance, hydraulic brakes, adjustable bunks, and a low profile for easy launching.
How do I maintain my aluminium trailer?
Rinse after saltwater use, check brakes and fittings regularly, and store out of direct sun if possible.
Can I customise my Spitfire trailer for my PWC?
Yes, Spitfire offers custom setups to ensure your jet ski fits perfectly and travels safely.
Do Spitfire trailers come with a warranty?
All Spitfire trailers include a manufacturer’s warranty and local support.
Where are Spitfire trailers made?
They’re designed and built in Queensland for tough Australian conditions.
How do I know if my trailer is compliant?
Spitfire trailers meet all Australian legal standards for brakes, lighting, and registration.