Black Porsche loaded inside an inTech enclosed stacker trailer
Race & Enclosed Trailers

Water Systems for
Race & Enclosed Trailers

Track water is whatever the venue happened to plumb in, and you get no say in it. One patent-pending system softens it, filters it and rinses spot-free, so the car comes out of the trailer right and the rig you live in all weekend isn't running hard water through the shower.

Track Water

The last thing you do to the car is the thing that ruins it.

You wash before rollout. The venue's water may be harder than the supply you use at home. It dries to mineral spots on every polished surface you just rinsed. Now you're hand-drying a race car in a hurry with a class already staging. That is a bad way to spend the ten minutes before you go out. Back in the rig, the same water is quietly scaling the wash bay and the living-quarters water heater, one event at a time.

Spots where the cameras look

Hot panels dry quickly and make mineral spots more noticeable. Hood, glass, wheels. You rarely have time to go back over any of them before the car has to be somewhere.

The rig pays for it too

Same untreated water. It feeds the wash bay, then the water heater behind the living-quarters wall. The shower goes flat and the fixtures wear early, which nobody notices until the middle of a long haul.

What It Actually Does

Treatment in the bay, ready for the next event.

H2O Simplified is a patent-pending 3-in-1 unit that mounts in the trailer and treats the hookup before it reaches anything else. Three stages of treatment, ending in a true spot-free rinse, out of one box. The wash bay and the living quarters both end up on water you'd have picked yourself.

  • Spot-free rinse: wash the car, wash the transporter, then leave them both wet. They dry clean. No towels, no rollout scramble.
  • Soft, filtered water: a shower that lathers and a wash bay that behaves, event after event, no matter how far from home you towed.
  • Less mineral load on the finish: treated water helps protect clearcoat, glass and polished wheels from the spotting and etching hard water leaves behind.

See the patent-pending technology →

What The Crew Notices

Cars roll out clean. Nobody's holding a towel.

Cars air-dry without spots
No hand-drying against the clock
Soft water in the living quarters
Helps protect clearcoat and polished wheels
Connects to a suitable fresh-water supply
Mounts in the trailer and stays there
Trailer Types

Stackers and haulers, whatever you're towing this weekend.

Stacker trailers, enclosed car haulers, race transporters, toy haulers, living-quarters rigs. The unit is compact enough to mount in the bay and simple enough to hook up in the dark after a long tow. Send the bay dimensions and plumbing layout so we can confirm fit.

Stacker Trailers Enclosed Car Haulers Race Transporters Toy Haulers Living-Quarters Trailers
Before next season

Roll out clean at every event.

A phone call sorts most of this out. What you haul and how the wash bay is plumbed, plus what a typical weekend looks like.

Protecting Your Investment. Improving Your Water. Simplified.