Collection: Socket Testers (2)

Keep your truck’s electrical connections are safe and reliable with our range of socket testers. At Truckstop, we supply trailer sockets, truck sockets, and towing socket testers designed to quickly identify faults and confirm correct wiring. Whether you’re checking a new installation or diagnosing an issue on the road, our test sockets keep your truck compliant and electrical systems performing at their best.

Shop quality socket testers at Truckstop

Socket testers are essential for maintaining the safety and reliability of a truck’s electrical system, confirming that circuits are correctly wired and functioning as intended. At Truckstop, our collection includes trailer sockets, truck sockets, and test sockets designed for heavy‑duty use, so you know your vehicles are road‑ready.

A socket tester works by simulating the electrical load of a trailer or accessory, allowing mechanics and drivers to verify that each pin in the socket delivers the correct signal. This ensures that critical systems such as brake lights, indicators, and power feeds operate correctly.

Trailer sockets are particularly prone to wear and damage, as they are exposed to the elements and subject to frequent connection and disconnection. Using a test socket allows issues to be identified quickly, reducing downtime and preventing accidents caused by faulty lighting or braking systems.

Truck sockets and towing sockets are important for vehicles that regularly haul trailers or operate in demanding conditions, ensuring that power is delivered consistently, keeping safety systems active and compliant with road regulations.

Truckstop’s socket testers are sourced from trusted manufacturers, and are designed to withstand the rigours of daily use, providing reliable results in workshop and roadside environments. Whether you are fitting a new trailer socket, checking a truck socket, or diagnosing a fault in a towing connection, Truckstop makes it simple to keep your fleet’s electrical systems safe, compliant, and ready for work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the common faults found with trailer sockets?

Corrosion, bent pins, broken wiring, and poor connections are typical issues. These faults can cause lights or braking systems to fail, making regular testing essential.

How often should truck and trailer sockets be tested?

Sockets should be checked during routine servicing and before long journeys. Regular testing ensures compliance with road safety regulations and prevents unexpected failures.

How can I tell if the socket tester will work with my truck?

Simple. If you add the item to your cart, and let us know your vehicle registration using the option on the cart page, we'll check the part fits before we process your order. If it doesn't match the vehicle, we'll get in touch to discuss your options.

When will I receive my order?

At Truckstop, we offer several tailored delivery solutions. We offer same-day delivery on all parts in stock placed before 11am to Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Herefordshire & Gloucestershire. For orders to the UK mainland, we offer next-day delivery by courier. You can learn more about our delivery solutions here.