The Right Weigh is a professional mobile weighing service for vehicle, caravan, boats and more that can come to you. 

Services Offered by The Right Weigh

• Comprehensive Mobile Weighing: They offer on-site weighing services for a range of vehicles, including caravans, tow vehicles, boats, horse floats, and trailers. This convenience allows clients to have their vehicles weighed at a location of their choice, provided there's a flat, solid surface available. 

• Detailed Weight Reports: Clients receive a comprehensive report detailing various weight metrics such as Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM), Gross Combination Mass (GCM), Tow Ball Mass (TBM), Gross Trailer Mass (GTM), and Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM). These reports help clients understand their vehicle's weight distribution and compliance status. 

• Educational Support: The Right Weigh emphasizes educating clients about the importance of weight compliance. They explain complex concepts in simple terms, ensuring clients are well-informed about their vehicle's weight specifications and the implications of non-compliance. 

• Re-Weighing Services: For clients who have previously had their vehicles weighed, The Right Weigh offers re-weighing services at a reduced rate, allowing clients to reassess their vehicle's weight after modifications or loading changes.

• Assistance with Load Distribution: They provide guidance on proper load distribution to enhance vehicle stability and safety during travel. This includes advice on balancing the load within the vehicle or trailer to prevent issues such as swaying or uneven tire wear. 

By offering these services, The Right Weigh aims to promote safer travel experiences for their clients, ensuring vehicles are within legal weight limits and properly balanced for optimal performance on the road.

Why is this important?

Weighing your towing vehicle, motorhome, or float before travelling is critical for safety, compliance, and performance. Here's why:

1. Legal Compliance

Exceeding weight limits (GVM, GCM, ATM, etc.) is illegal and can result in:
 

• Fines and penalties
   
• Vehicle defect notices
   
• Insurance refusal in the event of an incident

• Hold correct licence for your vehicle

2. Road Safety

Overloaded or incorrectly balanced vehicles are more prone to:
 

• Reduced braking ability
   
• Swaying or jack-knifing
   
• Tyre blowouts
   
• Rollovers, especially in crosswinds or during emergency manoeuvres

3. Vehicle and Equipment Longevity

Consistently running overloaded can lead to:
 

• Suspension damage
   
• Increased engine and transmission wear
   
• Premature tyre and brake failure

4. Insurance Validity

Most insurance policies require compliance with manufacturer load limits. If you're overweight, claims can be denied, even if the weight didn’t directly cause the accident.

5. Animal Welfare (for floats)

An overloaded or uneven float can:
 

• Stress or injure animals
   
• Cause instability on the road
   
• Increase fatigue and heat inside the float due to poor load distribution

6. Peace of Mind

Knowing you're within safe limits gives you confidence to travel longer distances, tackle hills, and manage difficult road conditions without stress.