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Genuine ShoreLand'r Parts

Sprucing up an old boat trailer? ...don't settle for "one-size-fits-all" aftermarket parts.

Only Genuine ShoreLand'r Replacement Parts are specifically designed to offer the same fit and finish as our trailer. Precision engineering and quality testing ensure that they will fit right, look right and perform right year after year. If you have a 2001 model year and NEWER ShoreLand’r trailer, our dealers can meet your parts needs. If you have a 2000 model year and OLDER trailer, we no longer support these vintage models; you will need to enlist the services of a metal fabricator or aftermarket suppliers like www.redneck-trailer.com or www.easternmarine.com. To ensure you get the right parts, please have your trailer’s vehicle identification number (VIN) as you start the process below.

Step 1 Get the information you need.

VIN Lookup

This search engine allows you to enter the VIN and retrieve information such as: Model Year, Color/Finish and VIN Issue Date.

Search by entering your VIN

NOTE: If you have difficulty locating a specific VIN, please contact us.

Step 2 Getting your Parts.

Finding a Parts-Selling Dealer

Just enter your zip code to find a parts-selling dealer. Any dealer that appears will sell and ship parts anywhere in your region. We also have an agreement with all listed parts sellers to ensure that they will drop ship to your residence if necessary.

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Tips from ShoreLand'r
ShoreLand'r Trailering Tips

To get the most out of boating you have to get the most out of your trailer. That's why we've put together this list of tips to make life easier.

Free Boat U.S. Membership
Free Boat U.S. Membership

To protect you in the unlikely event of a breakdown, all ShoreLand’r trailers come with a FREE 90-day BoatU.S. Membership. It features over 26 benefits, including Trailer Assist and Tow and on-the-water towing services.

Brake Laws
Brake Laws

ShoreLand’r is the first major trailer manufacturer to have brakes standard on all trailers with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) at 3000 lb. and above.

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