If overheating, power loss, or a tyre blowout appears, slow gradually—trailers add momentum. Use hazard lights and move to the nearest emergency lane or wide shoulder before stopping.
Place wheel chocks or stones behind the trailer tyres to prevent rolling. Lock doors if valuables are inside while waiting for help to arrive.
Wear a reflective vest, place a warning triangle 30–50 meters behind the trailer, and keep hazards on. Night breakdowns on highways are risky—maximize visibility for passing traffic.
Contact a trusted service such as MyMechanic. Coverage includes common SG routes into Malaysia—Johor Bahru, the North–South Highway, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, and beyond—with options for tow trucks capable of handling cars with trailers or on‑the‑spot help when safe.
Before departure, ensure VEP and insurance are valid. This prevents complications if the trailer needs towing across state lines or back toward Singapore.
Towing a trailer requires extra caution, but the right steps and coordination keep trips on track. With safe stopping, proper securing, and clear details, support arrives faster—backed by MyMechanic for cross‑border readiness.
Share highway name, KM marker, direction, plate numbers (car + trailer), and the symptoms. Assistance aligns a suitable tow setup or safer staging without publishing prices or addresses.
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