Will the Dexstar Silver Modular Trailer Wheel AM20760 Work In Place Of Wheel With Smaller Pilot Hole

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I am thinking I need a pilot hole of 4.50. My hub center I am not able to find a rim of this size should probably be 4.60 or do I just buy 4.90 no hub support.

asked by: John P

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The Dexstar Silver Modular Trailer Wheel part # AM20760 is a lug piloted wheel as are most trailer wheels. Therefore, the wheel is centered and supported on the lug studs, not the pilot hole. The pilot hole of the wheel just needs to be larger than the hub bore on the trailer hub in order to be compatible. If you have lug piloted wheels then the Dexstar Silver Modular Trailer Wheel which has a pilot opening of 4.90" will work just fine for you.

expert reply by: Conner L

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