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Club 4X4 partners with Track Trailer

Club 4X4 is excited to announce a 3 year a partnership with Track Trailer. After rigorous research and discussions over the last 12 months we decided that the Track Trailer Tvan Murranji was the right …

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Club 4X4 Insurance
Aug 29 2019

Aug 29 2019

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Club 4X4 is excited to announce a 3 year a partnership with Track Trailer. After rigorous research and discussions over the last 12 months we decided that the Track Trailer Tvan Murranji was the right trailer for our event management and travel needs.

“An important criteria for us as an Australian owned business was to support Australian manufacturing. We are excited to be able to work with such a reputable brand” Club 4X4 General Manager Kalen Ziflian said. “The design of the Tvan is perfect for our needs; balancing functionality, build quality and perhaps most importantly, ruggedness and off-road capability” he went on to say.

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Picking up the T-Van from Outback HQ in Melbourne. It was custom built for us!

“Not only will the trailer be used to help transport equipment to events around the country, it will also be available for Club 4X4 staff to utilise. As specialists in insuring 4WD’s; off-road Camper Trailers, Slide on Campers, and Caravans, we feel it is valuable that our staff are able to better experience the camper trailer touring lifestyle that our customers love and enjoy” said Club 4X4 Marketing Manager Aiden Frost.

“Lloyd Waldron, Marketing Manager at Track Trailer was very excited at the partnership. “As a brand that continually innovates in the off-road touring market, we are very excited to partner with an insurance company that is innovating the same way in the insurance space. We see great alignment between both brands and are excited about the opportunity to work closely with a business that understands the investment that people make in their trailers and vans and are serious about ensuring that they have cover that meets their needs.”

The van will be deployed at all major 4X4 and camping shows across the country over the next 3 years as well as being a critical part of launching new grass roots activities to the market. You can see the Tvan on display at the upcoming Sydney Show in just over a week’s time. We’ll have an exciting new stand with plenty of activities and plenty of giveaways too, so make sure you drop by and say G’day if you are heading to the Show!

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