Yes. We service the entire Ballarat region, including Buninyong, Wendouree, and Alfredton. You can buy factory-direct and arrange delivery, or tow it back via the Western Freeway (M8).

Absolutely. Our 6×4 and 7×5 caged trailers are perfect for utilizing the City of Ballarat’s free green waste drop-off weeks at the Gillies Street Transfer Station. The cage allows you to maximize volume for branches and prunings.

Yes, for most single-axle trailers under 4.5 tonnes GVM. This covers the majority of our range popular in Ballarat, provided your vehicle has the towing capacity.

If your trailer’s Gross Trailer Mass (GTM) exceeds 750kg, brakes are required by law. For heavy agricultural loads common in Ballarat, we recommend our tandem axle trailers with mechanical or electric brakes (rated to 2000kg+).

Ballarat can be wet and frosty. Painted trailers often chip and rust quickly in these conditions. Our hot-dip galvanised trailers are submerged in molten zinc, sealing the steel against moisture and frost, ensuring they last decades.

If you need to transfer registration or handle complex vehicle matters, the VicRoads Customer Service Centre is located at 88 Learmonth Rd, Wendouree. However, Meltrailer handles initial registration for you.

Yes. As a manufacturer, we can customise trailers for Ballarat’s livestock needs. We can fit removable stock crates to our tandem axle trailers, perfect for transporting sheep or calves to the Ballarat Saleyards.

We recommend our 8×5 Tandem Axle Heavy Duty trailer. The tandem axle provides stability on unsealed forest tracks in the Pyrenees ranges, and the heavy-duty chassis handles the dense weight of red gum firewood.

If you frequently travel between Ballarat and Melbourne, check your bearings every 12 months or 10,000km. We use high-quality bearings, but highway speeds generate heat. Repacking them regularly ensures safety.