8000 lb. Torsion Trailer Axle

(4 customer reviews)

$2,295.00

This torsion trailer axle has an 8,000 lb. capacity. Prices start at beam only. These axles are custom-built to customer specifications.

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Blueswift's 8000 lb. Torsion Trailer Axles are heavy-duty performers ideal for transportation companies. The durability of Torsion Axles makes them a top choice for companies seeking reduced maintenance costs. Torsion Axles are ideal for a smooth ride thanks to their independent wheel suspension.

Usage

These 8,000 lb. torsion trailer axles are a great option for trailer owners and transportation companies seeking a strong and durable axle. Their construction allows for a long serviceable life, decreasing the costs, time and labor required to manage them. They are great for highway travel and heavy-duty loads.

Installation

While installing your 8,000 lb. torsion axle, you can weld or bolt it right on your trailer's frame. A secure attachment is essential to assure stability and support as you travel. Each method has its own advantages to consider, such as future access needs and the frame material.

Maintenance and Repair

To maintain your 8,000 lb. torsion trailer axle, we recommend that you routinely inspect the mounting hardware and axle beam for signs of wear, such as rust, cracks or bends. The axle's arms should remain at their original degree.

Note that since the rubber torsion elements are integrated, they cannot be serviced individually. If you encounter issues or failures with these components, you will need to replace the entire axle assembly.

Construction

Our torsion trailer axles are handcrafted to operate safely and efficiently. A rectangular beam houses rubber cords, providing suspension to the trailer, and forged wheel spindles.

Order Your New Torsion Trailer Axle

Choose Blueswift Axles for your trailer needs. Our expert team will assist you with calculating the extra measurements required to switch from a spring to a torsion axle if needed. Call (515) 608-8040 or fill out our online form to receive your components from an expert 8,000 lb. torsion trailer axle manufacturer.

4 reviews for 8000 lb. Torsion Trailer Axle

  1. Riley Harvie

    The guys at BlueSwift were incredible to deal with! Great products, service & pricing. My trailer techs were so impressed with the 2 axles I had ordered they requested contact info for BlueSwift to order themselves. Thanks again for the awesome service & quality axles!!!

  2. Corky Stout

    Quick friendly service and a good quality axle.

  3. Steven Lewis (verified owner)

    I needed axles for a very specific suspension setup (Kelderman Manufacturing air/torsion system), which need no standard torsion axle mounting brackets. The other brands took weeks of fighting to get their engineers to understand what I was doing, after a single phone call and email with Daylon, they gladly built my axles and shipped them out in a week. Three times as fast as anyone else quoted me, And They built the axles exactly as I needed!

    Great people to work with!

  4. Michael Wilkins

    Absolutely 💯 satisfied customer, great service and delivery. Easy to work with and very helpful! Will definitely cannot say enough good about this company and the service they provided

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How to Identify Your Torsion Axle Brackets

Before replacing or adjusting your torsion axle, it’s important to know exactly what brackets your trailer has. In this video, I’ll walk you through how to identify key bracket details to ensure a perfect fit.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Bracket Profile: How to determine if your brackets are low-profile or high-profile and how it affects ground clearance.
  • Bracket Orientation: Understanding long leg in vs. long leg out and why it matters for axle positioning.
  • Measuring Bracket Spacing: How to accurately measure the distance between brackets to match your trailer’s frame.