For trailers & semi-trailers

Parts for trailers and semi-trailers in the United Arab Emirates

Updated 4 November 2026

A trailer light costs about AED 40 and a heavy-duty tie-down strap about AED 487, while new semi-trailers range from roughly AED 16,500 to AED 64,000 depending on axles and size. The quickest way to get current prices and a part that fits your trailer is to send the model and specifications in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Rules that apply to trailers here

Trailers and semi-trailers in the UAE are checked through a national system run by the Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology, and the Ministry of Interior asks drivers of trucks and trailers to comply with it. The RTA has run trailer safety inspections that check tyres, brake efficiency and lighting. Trailers working inside some Dubai trade premises also need registration, inspection and licensing. Before you buy a part, check that it matches the trailer's brake and lighting setup, because these are the points inspectors test.

Season and workload

The very hot summer from May to September puts extra strain on tyres, lights and brakes, so check these parts before the heat arrives. The mild season from November to March is the easiest time to fit parts and test a trailer on the road. If a trailer is needed for a seasonal job, order the part a few weeks ahead.

How parts are bought and delivered

Prices are quoted in AED, usually per piece, and a light, a strap or a whole trailer is priced on its own. Parts can be delivered between Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and Al Ain, so say which city the part goes to. Whole trailers are quoted per unit, and a tipper or lowbed depends on axles, payload and specification. Ask whether the price includes delivery.

What to put in the request

Give the part you need, the trailer type and model, its year, and the part number if you have it. Say whether you want an original part or a compatible one, and whether you accept new or used. Add the delivery city and your budget. If you are not sure of the part number, send a photo of the label or of the part itself.

In BlaBlaPrice you describe the part in a chat and can add a photo. The assistant asks for the details it is missing, such as the trailer model or axle count, then looks through local sellers' websites and price lists and shows the prices it finds. Sellers registered here reply in the chat with their own offer, price and delivery terms. Your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. See Commercial vehicle and machinery parts and Truck parts, or read how BlaBlaPrice works.