Parnells Trailer Wheel - AS7078

This is a 20.5x8.0-10 8ply Wanda P815 trailer tyre fitted to a heavy duty 4 stud 4 inch PCD steel ...

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This Parnells Trailer Wheel (AS7078) is designed for heavy-duty trailer applications, offering robust construction for reliable load support and durability. Its key benefit is the hard-wearing 8-ply Wanda P815 tyre mounted on a sturdy steel rim. A potential consideration is the specific 4 stud, 4-inch PCD fitment, which requires verification against your trailer's hub.

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Model Part NumberAS7078
BrandParnells

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the PCD of this wheel?

The PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) for this wheel is 4 inches, with a 4-stud pattern.

What is the maximum load this wheel can carry?

The maximum load for this wheel is 1330lbs (605kg) at 70psi.

Is this wheel suitable for all trailers?

This wheel is suitable for trailers with a matching 4 stud, 4-inch PCD hub. Always verify compatibility before purchase.

What is the tread depth of the tyre?

The Wanda P815 tyre fitted to this wheel has a tread depth of 7mm.

Can I use this wheel for higher speeds?

The maximum recommended speed for this tyre is 81mph (130kph). Exceeding this speed can compromise safety and tyre life.

How do I maintain the wheel hub with this Parnells wheel?

The centre bore (67mm) has a slot designed to accommodate a grease nipple, allowing for easier lubrication of the hub bearings without removing the wheel.

What does '8ply' mean for the tyre?

An 8-ply rating indicates the tyre's load-carrying capacity and durability, comparable to a tyre with 8 layers of fabric cord in its construction. It signifies a heavy-duty tyre.

Troubleshooting

Wheel vibrates excessively at speed.

Check that the wheel nuts are tightened correctly and evenly. Ensure the tyre is properly seated on the rim. Consider having the wheel balanced if the issue persists.

Tyre loses pressure slowly.

Inspect the tyre bead for damage or debris. Check the valve stem for leaks. Ensure the rim is not corroded or damaged where the tyre seals.

Uneven tyre wear.

Verify correct tyre pressure is maintained. Check wheel alignment if applicable to your trailer setup. Ensure the trailer is not overloaded.

Difficulty mounting to hub.

Confirm your trailer hub has a 4 stud pattern with a 4-inch PCD. Ensure the centre bore of the wheel (67mm) is clear of obstructions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Hard-wearing 8-ply tyre offers excellent durability.
  • Heavy-duty steel rim provides a stable and strong foundation.
  • Tubeless design enhances reliability and ease of maintenance.
  • E marked for compliance with European safety standards.
  • Features a practical slot for hub maintenance grease nipples.

Cons

  • Specific 4 stud, 4" PCD fitment may not be compatible with all trailers.
  • Tyre is pre-fitted to a specific rim size and stud pattern.
  • Maximum speed rating of 81mph (130kph) should be adhered to.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

This wheel comes pre-assembled and ready for mounting. Ensure your trailer's hub matches the 4 stud, 4-inch PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) specification. The centre bore diameter is 67mm. When fitting, tighten wheel nuts or bolts to the manufacturer's recommended torque setting for your trailer.

Compatibility:

  • Bolt Pattern: Requires a 4-stud hub with a 4-inch PCD.
  • Tyre Size: 20.5x8.0-10.
  • Load Rating: Ensure the trailer's total load does not exceed the combined load capacity of the fitted wheels and tyres.

Care:

  • Tyre Pressure: Maintain the recommended tyre pressure of 70psi for optimal performance and longevity. Check pressure regularly.
  • Cleaning: Clean the rim and tyre with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals.
  • Inspection: Periodically inspect the tyre for wear, damage, and proper inflation. Check wheel nuts for tightness.
  • Hub Maintenance: Utilize the grease nipple slot in the centre bore for regular hub lubrication as per your trailer manufacturer's recommendations.

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