Widest Available Wheel for 4 on 4" Bolt Patten

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what is the widest 4 lug rims i can buy ? i currenty have 5.30x12 but would like to go wider . or do i need to goto a 5 lug hub to go wider ?

asked by: Dennis

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The widest trailer wheel we offer for a 4 on 4" bolt pattern is the Steel Trailer Wheel part # AM20021 which measures 8" diameter x 7" wide and is designed to be used with a tire like the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire part # AM1HP26.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

The Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel #AM98NR does include a higher PSI rated valve stem that can handle 80 psi. We do not have a way to balance this wheel/tire and it's not necessary to do so. Trailer wheels do…

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Answer 2

In order to confirm the correct replacement bearings for your 2004 Viking Epic Series M-1906 we need to know your axle capacity. The axle capacity can be found on a sticker located in the center of the axle tube. I have attached a list of options…

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Answer 3

The P-11 on your Dexter axle indicates the plant number it was manufactured at. If you can find a serial number on your axle tag that could be used to identify the axle through Dexter. If not then there are other ways to find a replacement axle. If…

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Answer 4

I do have a way to give you an idea as to what the axle capacity is for your trailer but I called Dexter Axle and they were not able to look up the number, "021362" that you provided due to its age. If you have a leaf spring axle then what…

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Since we know you have a Dexter 2,000 lb trailer axle the correct bearing kit is the part #BK1-100 which comes with the correct bearings you are in need of #L44643 and also the seal you need #34823.

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The limiting factor in a wheel's pressure capacity is usually the valve stem. Some are rated only for 65-psi, #AM20903, while others such as #AM20904 are rated for 80-psi. Part #AM20907 handles up to 100-psi and part #AM20906 is good for tires…

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Answer 7

Trailer tires should also be inflated (while cold) to the maximum psi listed for the tire. Using them over or under inflated will cause them to heat up faster and increase the chance of failure. It is likely your tires with load range E should be…

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Answer 8

You will need to remove your hub, remove the seal and get the bearing numbers and seal numbers from what you have right now and then you will be able to pick out the correct kit. I attached a picture that shows bearings, races, and seals where you…

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Answer 9

On your 18.5x8.5 x8 tires the actual measurements are the 18.5 inch diameter and the 8.5 inch width. The 215/60-8 tires actual measurement is 18.3 inches diameter and width of 8.9 inches. To prevent blowout, the higher load range which includes the…

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Answer 10

We have some 8 inch by 7 inch wheels, #AM20021, but none that are 7-1/2. You might be able to use the 8 x 7 inch wheels but you would need to determine if the tire size is compatible. Any given tire will fit a range of wheel widths so it is entirely…

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Answer 11

Yes, you'd need an 8 inch diameter wheel that is 7 inches wide with the 4 inch bolt pattern like part #AM20021 and you'd be set.

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Answer 12

For your 20x10-8 size tire, you can use an 8 inch x 7 inch wheel like the Americana #AM20021 if you have a 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern or #AM20026 if you have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern. Both wheels feature a nice white powder coat to resist…

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