Are Lug Nuts Included with HWT Aluminum Hi-Spec Series 6 Trailer Wheel # AM20455

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Are lug nuts included?

asked by: Jeff M

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The HWT Aluminum Hi-Spec Series 6 Trailer Wheel # AM20455 does not include lug nuts but we do offer suitable stainless-steel lug nuts as separate items, part # AM26NR. An adjustable Telescoping Lug Wrench # LW405 is also offered. For your reference I have linked a product review video for these HWT wheels.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

Yes, the Aluminum Hi-Spec Series 6 Trailer Wheel part #AM20455 has a wheel bolt size of 1/2 inch-20 so you can use the original 1/2-20 lug nuts like part #AM90049.

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Answer 2

I checked out the lug nut torque chart you mentioned and the sizes you see are for the diameter of the stud that the lug nut is attached to. Lug Size Ft/Lbs Torque 1/2" 90-120 9/16" 120-140 5/8" 140-160 We'd have to recommend you…

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Answer 3

The Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly, part #8-174-5UC3, includes the lug nuts and rim clamps that hold the wheel on to the hub. The lug nuts are part #916N and have a 9/16-inch fine thread. The replacement stud that is installed in the hub…

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Answer 4

I spoke to my contact at HWT and they informed me that the PSI rating for their wheels like the part #AM20455 is limited by the valve stem and tire that is used in the wheel.

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Answer 5

My best suggestion for you is to apply heat to the damaged lug nut on your Rockwell pop-up. A small hand-held butane torch will provide plenty of heat to do this. The goal is to heat up and expand the inner nut portion that remains secured to the lug…

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Answer 6

Based on your picture it looks like the part #AM22657 is the exact wheel you need. The most common used lugs with this wheel are the part #AM26NR which are the correct lugs for if the wheels use the standard 1/2 inch diameter studs. I would be…

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Answer 7

The Aluminum HWT Hi-Spec Series 03 Mod Trailer Wheel - 15" x 6" Rim - 6 on 5-1/2 Item #AM22646 do not come with center caps or lug nuts. I recommend the Trailer Wheel Center Cap, Chrome, 4.25" Pilot Size Item #425EZ for your center…

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Answer 8

Unless your tire manufacturer has tested the tire's load capacity at 50 psi and could provide the specific load rating at that pressure, trailer tires should be maintained at the pressure rating listed on the tire sidewall. It would seem logical…

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Answer 9

You would need a tire with more weight capacity. Basically you need to take the total weight of the trailer when loaded and ready to tow and divide that number by the amount of tires the trailer has and that's the minimum tire weight capacity…

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Answer 10

Most trailer tires require the full max PSI at all times regardless of load, but there are some tires out there like Goodyear that do have inflation charts like you mentioned where you need to use a certain PSI based on the load of the trailer. I…

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Answer 11

Yes, you always want to have the tires on the trailer at maximum PSI rating of that tire, in your case, 95 PSI. Anytime you run a lower PSI, it significantly reduces the load carrying capacity of the tire. If you were to run a lower PSI, the thicker…

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Answer 12

On a towing setup you are always limited by the lowest rated component as the overall towing capacity since that is the weakest point. When it comes to trailer tires you always want to have them inflated to their max psi when cold. Not only do you…

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