Wheel Bolt, 1/2" x 2-1/4"

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• 1/2 inch Coarse Threaded Wheel Bolt Recommendation
  We have two 1/2 inch coarse threaded wheel bolts. The part # 7-23 that is 2-1/4 inches in length and the part # 090753 that is 1-5/8 inches.
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• How to Determine if a Trailer Wheel is Hub-Centric or Lug-Centric
  First, I would say if there is any question on the road worthiness of the trailer, take the steps to correct it. Better safe than sorry. Some trailers have wheels that are hub-centric, the wheel is centered on the hub using the center pilot holes. Other trailers have wheels that are lug-centric, the wheel is centered on when you tighten down the lug nuts. To determine which one you have on your trailer, take a look at how the wheel attaches to the hub. If it uses wheel bolts, like # 7-23,...
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• Wheel Bolt Size for Wheel Rim Clamp for Mobile Homes Style Hubs
  Typically mobile home hubs use wheel bolts instead of studs. This rim clamp has hole diameter of 9/16 inch. Most of the wheel bolts we carry that will be long enough to work with the rim clamp are 1/2 inch diameter wheel bolts. If your mobile home hub uses 1/2 inch wheel bolts, then I would recommend the Redline Wheel Bolts, part # 7-23, or part # 090753. Since the 1/2 inch wheel bolts have a smaller diameter than the hole in the rim clamp, there may be some play but should work and hold...
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• Would Trailer Wheel Bolt without Taper Work to Replace Wheel Bolt with Bolt
  If your current wheel bolts have a taper to them that means they help center the wheel to the hub. If you went with a wheel bolt like the part # 7-23 the wheels wouldn't center onto the hub. You'd need something with a taper like the part # RG02-020 if you need a 60 degree taper or part # RG02-040 for a 90 degree taper.
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• Can Wheel Center Pilot Hole Be Larger than Hub Bore on 205/75-14 Trailer Tire
  As long as your trailer wheel is lug centric, the hub bore being smaller than the wheel's pilot hole is not an issue. The majority of trailer wheels, like the one on # AM32161 are lug centric - they are centered by the wheel studs, once the lug nuts are torqued to specs. On the other hand, the less common hub centric wheel uses the center bore (pilot hole) of the wheel to center itself on the hub. An easy way to tell them apart is by seeing how the wheel attaches to the hub. If your hub...
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• Locating Replacement Tires and Wheels for 1963 Holiday Rambler
  I am not able to find what tire size you currently would have on your 1963 Holiday Rambler so unfortunately I can't verify if the Kenda Karrier ST225/75R15 Radial Tire and Wheel Combo # AM32680 that you referenced will work as a replacement. Trailer manufactures don't typically do a good job of making information like this available and it can be especially hard to research on older trailers like what you have. To ensure this tire and wheel will work perfectly you will want to check for...
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• Torque For 1/2" Wheel Bolt
  For wheel bolts like # 7-23 you will just follow the same torque specs as you would for a lug nut of the same size. Take a look at the chart I have included with lug nut torque specs.
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