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Precision Boat Trailers is a family‑run business that designs, manufactures and sells high‑quality boat trailers for a range of recreational vessels. Based in Clayton South, Victoria, the company combines over 50 years of combined industry knowledge with a focus on custom‑fit solutions, durable construction and customer support. Their product range includes standard trailer models as well as a variety of optional upgrades such as specialised rollers, alloy wheels and reinforced components. Customers can discuss bespoke specifications directly with the team, who aim to provide tailored trailer solutions that suit individual launch and retrieval needs.
Precision Boat Trailers is a family‑owned business operating from 125 Westall Road, Clayton South, VIC. The company emphasises a blend of functionality and performance in its trailer designs, aiming to make launching and retrieving boats straightforward and stress‑free for both weekend anglers and seasoned sailors.
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Prospective buyers can reach Precision Boat Trailers by phone at 03 9546 2628 or by email at sales@precisionboattrailers.com. An online contact form is also available on the website. The business operates Monday to Friday, 8 AM–4 PM, and is closed on weekends.
Precision Boat Trailers stresses durability, quality craftsmanship and customer satisfaction, positioning itself as a specialist provider of boat trailer solutions within the Victorian boating community.
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★ 4.4 · 36 Google reviews
“Chris at Precision Trailers took a $400 cash deposit with a receipt given. All seemed professional ,honest with the new trailer to be ready within two weeks - that was 14th Aug 2024 - since then nothing - no answer to correspondence sent - They must think they can keep your money and give you nothing - well guys this is theft by you and I suggest you return the money as there is no excuses and its been over 6 months ???? This is the receipt for the $400 of mine you still have and if you would like to refund this to my bank account I will forward my details and happily take down this review sound OK ?”
Hi Mr. M. Please call us to discuss further. There must be a mixup in the order for some unknown reason. For Example incorrect phone number listed under your name. We have been here for 27 years. You know our address, you know our phone number. Call us .
“Great guys and great service ....William”
“Great to do business with Arthur and Chris. A new trailer supplied as requested without issue.”
“Very helpful chappie”
“Purchased a new drive on trailer for my Haines signature boat.. Great guys to deal with with after sales care..”
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