Trailer Wheel and Tire Fitment Guide
To find the appropriate Trailer Tire for your Trailer Wheel, please view the fitment chart below.
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Ground service to residential
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is available Monday through Saturday.
Ground service to business
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Aluminum Trailer Rims vs. Galvanized Trailer Rims
When it comes to choosing trailer rims, there’s more to consider than style.
You’ll need to ensure that your rims can withstand any substance or chemical
they may be exposed to. This is especially important if you’re planning to use
your trailer for marine purposes. Salt water can wreak havoc on rims, causing
them to corrode. Choosing the correct metal for you trailer rims is more than a
matter of visual appearance but one of durability. Here are some benefits and
advantages to take into consideration when determining whether aluminum or
galvanized trailer rims are right for you.
How to measure your trailer rim lug pattern
When you’re looking to upgrade the wheels on your trailer or you need
new trailer wheel hubs, you need to know the lug pattern to determine the
correct size. Typical trailer wheel sizes range from 14-to-18-inch with 4 lug, 5
lug, 6 lug or 8 lug patterns. The lug pattern measures the diameter around the
circle formed by the lugs on the wheel. Two numbers designate lug patterns, the
first is the number of lugs on the wheel and the second is the distance measured
across from each lug, or the diameter.
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Trailer Wheels FAQ
Trailer Tires FAQ
Prefix Letters used by the Tire and Rim Association in Tire Size Designations and Their Definitions
Trailer Wheel and Tire Fitment Guide
Trailer-Wheels.com Order Transit Times
How to correctly measure an ST Trailer Tire
Radial Trailer Tires vs. Bias Ply Trailer Tires
Aluminum Trailer Rims vs. Galvanized Trailer Rims
How to measure your trailer rim lug pattern
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