Replacement Dexstar Wheel 017-233 for a 2007 Jayco Baja Series M-10 Y

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My 2007 Jayco Baja 10y is in need of a replacement oem wheel. The sticker was a little cut off however it looks like it’s the Dexstar 15x6 j? 017-233 - 2600lb cap

asked by: Matt

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The correct replacement wheel for your 2007 Jayco Baja Series M-10 Y is the Dexstar Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel part # AM20560. The wheel capacity has since been derated to 2,600 lbs. This is exactly what you need for your trailer.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 7

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Replacement Dexstar Wheel 017-233 for a 2007 Jayco Baja Series M-10 Y

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