Phoenix USA QuickTrim Trailer Hub Cover Review Video

I do recommend using some Sealant #AL85KV around any areas which allow access into the walls of your camping trailer. This means either holes for the mounting hardware or holes for the wiring. This helps to keep rain water out of your walls which can…

Baby moon hub caps are designed to fit a conventional steel wheel that has a raised ring like in the attached photo. Americana Baby Moon Trailer Wheel Center Cap part #AM90086 will fit a conventional steel 13" wheel as long as the raised ring on…

When the Single Rocker Switch #37213575 arrives you should just be able to remove the middle section. Sometimes the middle portion will shift and secure itself into place on the tabs that hold the switch in place. If this happens, you will just need…

When it comes to a trailer wheel that is 13 x 4.5 inches that has rivets and a bore size of 3.25 inches we won't be to match it up to what stock we have. The closest wheel we will have for you is The Steel Directional Trailer Wheel - 13" x…

Both tire sizes you mentioned 205/75-14 and 215/75-14 fit 14 by 6 inch wide and 14 by 5.5 inch wide rims. If you have either rim width currently you can go with either size. Since the trailer calls for a tire size of 215/75-14 I'd recommend the…

To cover the lug nuts on your trailer, we do offer hub covers that will work depending on the amount of lugs you have on your wheels. For example, if you have 5 lugs on your trailer I recommend part #QT545C. This is a chrome cover and has an outside…

I went out to the warehouse to measure the Pro Series Round, A-Frame Jack, #PS1401000303. The outer tube is 2-1/4 inches in diameter. The inner tubing is about 1.97 inches in diameter. This jack does not come with a wheel or footplate. For a wheel,…

I went out to the warehouse and was able to measure the distance from the base plate to the pin hole on the Pro Series Detachable Footplate #PS1400700340. The distance is right at 3/4 inches so you should have no problem using it with your existing…

Yes, it is possible to put hydraulic disc brakes on a tow dolly. We do not offer a kit specifically to add disc brakes on your dolly, but I am happy to walk you through all the parts you will need. However, there are a couple of things we need to…

You will have to look at the original light to determine the manufacturer and model number. If it is listed on the light it will be on the light housing somewhere (not the lens). If it is not, then you have to go by the measurements of the light.…

The Kenda Karrier ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire on the Tire and Wheel Combo #AM32153 that you referenced does feature a maximum load of 1,925 pounds at 60 psi. The speed rating is indeed 81 mph. This is the same Kenda Karrier tire that is mounted…

Since you said your bolt pattern is 5 on 5 inch the only hub cover we offer that fits that bolt pattern is the part #PXQT550CH4. I attached a picture that shows what the cover looks like installed.