Steel Trailer Wheels
CLICK HERE for a printable 4-Lug, 5-Lug, 6-Lug and 8-Lug Trailer Wheel Bolt Pattern Measuring Template
PLEASE NOTE: Pressure rating is dependent on the pressure rating of the valve stem. Regardless of the stem used, wheel load capacity is unchanged.
Our Trailer Wheels and Trailer Tires have been rigorously tested, to ensure that they exceed DOT Department of Transportation standards.
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Steel Trailer Rims
- You pick your Trailer Rim
- Choose your Tire
- We mount for free and ship it to your door!
PLEASE NOTE: Pressure rating is dependent on the pressure rating of the valve stem. Regardless of the stem used, wheel load capacity is unchanged.
Our Trailer Wheels and Trailer Tires have been rigorously tested, to ensure that they exceed DOT Department of Transportation standards.
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Technical Trailer Wheel FAQ's
Q: HOW DO I DETERMINE MY BOLT PATTERN?
A: Match wheels to the hub by number of bolts and bolt circle.To determine the bolt circle on wheels with an even number of bolt holes,
measure center-to-center on bolt holes directly across from each other on the diameter (example: 8 on 6.5 would mean 8 bolt holes with 6.5 center-to-center diameter).
On odd number bolt wheels, measure any bolt hole center to the point halfway between bolt holes on the diameter ( Example: 5 on 4.5 would mean 5 bolt holes with 4.5 measure to a point halfway between the opposite bolts).
Q: HOW DO I DETERMINE THE WHEEL OFFSET?
A: Offset is the distance between the mounting face of the disc and rim centerline.INSET: Refers to the distance when the mounting face is outboard of the rim centerline.
OUTSET: Refers to the distance when the mounting face is inboard of the rim centerline.