26 Must-Ask Trailer Questions (Whether You Own One or Not)
July 11, 2025
If your trailer runs AL-KO running gear, finding the right part no longer starts with a phone call. It starts with the number on the plate.
Our sister business, A2B Euro Parts, has launched two free online tools: the AL-KO ETI Search and the AL-KO Part Number Lookup. Together they turn more than 1,100 AL-KO technical documents into a searchable library, so you can find the genuine AL-KO parts diagram for your trailer yourself, at any hour.
Start with the plate
Find the AL-KO type plate. The ETI number is a six-digit number starting with 811. It is AL-KO’s reference for a complete assembly, such as a wheel brake, overrun coupling, axle, hub or winch.
Enter it in the ETI Search to view or download the original AL-KO drawing, with every item and AL-KO drawing number listed.
Only have a part number?
If all you have is a number from an old invoice, the packaging or the part itself, use the Part Number Lookup. It shows every AL-KO drawing that part appears on, with the item and description, so you can confirm the right assembly before you order.
Why it matters
A worn brake shoe or a loose coupling rarely waits for business hours. Matching the part to the drawing first means the right genuine part arrives the first time, and your trailer spends less time off the road.
Scanvogn trailers supplied by A2B Trailers are built on AL-KO chassis, so the tools are a quick way to identify their running-gear parts too.
Plate worn or number missing? Send A2B Euro Parts a photo of the plate and the team will match the part for you.
