Recommended Replacement Brakes for a 2007 Pace Trailer w/ 15 Inch Rims

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Im looking for a trailer brake kit for a 2007 Pace trailer 15 rims. Single axle. 10 x 6 Do you have any options?

asked by: Brian C

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We sure do! The etrailer Electric Trailer Brakes item # AKEBRK-35 work with 3,500 lbs axles that have a 4 bolt mounting flange. These left and right 10" x 2-1/4" assemblies have rust-resistant, e-coated backing plates that work with 15" wheels.

For hubs, I would need to know what size bearings you currently have and also your trailers lug pattern so you don't have to change your wheels.

There are two ways to identify the bearings your spindle uses. Wheel bearings are stamped with the part number so the easiest way to determine the correct bearings is to pull them off of your spindle and read the numbers on them.

The other way is to measure your spindle where the bearing sits with a set of digital calipers like item # PTW80157 since you will an exact measurement. The attached diagram will show you how to properly measure your spindle.

Please feel free to email me directly or leave a comment below with the part numbers or dimensions you find and I will be happy to recommend a replacement set of hubs for you.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Brian C.

4/1/2024

Please recommend a matching Brake Drums and electronic controller for a 2018 Ford Explorer

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Jerred H.

4/3/2024

@BrianC I highly recommend the Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty Brake Controller item # RED24FR. This is a proportional brake controller that activates your trailer's brakes when your Explorer decelerates. It has a unique installation method where the only visible portion is the control knob that's about the size of a nickel. The main unit is hidden away inside your dash to be completely out of the way and out of sight. It has a 3-Axis accelerometer that measures deceleration in all directions for precise braking and smooth, uniform stopping action. If your Explorer came from the factory with a trailer connector you will have a brake controller port which will allow you to use the Plug-and-Play Wiring Harness for Redarc Tow-Pro Trailer Brake Controllers item # RED87FR. If your Explorer has an aftermarket 7-way connector you will need the Universal Wiring Harness for Redarc Tow-Pro Trailer Brake Controllers item # RED69FR to complete the installation, since your Ford does not have a brake controller adapter installed from the factory. I do not have any brake drums for a 2018 Ford Explorer. You'll need to check out your local parts store for a set of those.

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