Guides
How to Identify a Trailer Axle When the ID Plate Is Missing
It's one of the most common calls our parts desk takes. An axle has been bent on site, the trailer needs to be back in the fleet by the end of the week, and the ID plate that would have told everyone exactly what it is has been ripped off during use.
A Guide: Our Premium Range Of Victron & Solar Parts
As warmer months bring a surge in outdoor projects, construction sites, and mobile welfare deployments, the demand for reliable, off-grid power is more pressing than ever. Whether you're managing welfare cabins, site offices, or mobile facilities, having a dependable internal electrics and solar setup is critical to keeping operations running smoothly and sustainably.
A Look Into Our Poly Toilets & Suction Tankers Products
With festival season fast approaching, reliable sanitation is more crucial than ever. From durable hoses and fittings to rapid delivery and expert support, discover how MAXA keeps your sanitation fleet running smoothly through the summer rush.
How to Measure PCD
Knowing how to measure PCD is one of the simplest ways to avoid ordering the wrong wheel-related parts. PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter. It is the diameter of the imaginary circle that passes through the centre of the wheel studs, bolt holes, or mounting points. This is a standard measurement used when identifying compatible wheels and related fitment products.This matters for more than just wheel replacement. The correct PCD measurement also helps when selecting wheel nut safety products, planning maintenance, and reducing the risk of downtime caused by incorrect fitment of trailer hubs, wheels, brake drums or suspension units. A wheel may look right at a glance, but if the stud pattern is wrong, the part won't match. That is why accurate measurement matters.