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This AB Tools 155/70 R12 Wheel & Tyre assembly is designed for Ifor Williams Plant Trailers, specifically models rated for 3500kg. It offers a reliable replacement solution for maintaining your trailer's operational capacity. A key benefit is its specific fitment for common Ifor Williams setups. The primary caveat is the critical need to verify compatibility with your trailer's existing specifications before purchase, as trailer standardization can vary.
| Model Part Number | 155/70 R12 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
155 refers to the tyre width in millimeters, 70 is the aspect ratio (tyre height is 70% of its width), and R12 indicates the wheel rim diameter in inches.
You must verify your trailer's specifications: it should be an Ifor Williams 3500kg plant trailer, with a 12" rim, 5 stud fitment, and a 165.1mm PCD. Crucially, the tyre's load capacity must meet or exceed your trailer's axle weight rating.
The tyre has a maximum load capacity of 900kg per wheel, which translates to 1800kg per axle.
While the physical dimensions (studs, PCD, rim size) might fit other trailers, it is specifically designed and recommended for Ifor Williams 3500kg Plant Trailers. Always check load ratings and manufacturer recommendations.
Yes, it is essential to check tyre pressure regularly, ideally before each use, and maintain it at the manufacturer's recommended level for safety and optimal performance.
PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter. For this wheel, it is 165.1mm (6.5 inches), which is the diameter of the circle on which the wheel stud holes are centered.
The plated axle weight (also known as Gross Vehicle Mass or MAM - Maximum Authorised Mass) is usually found on a compliance plate or sticker on the trailer's chassis or A-frame.
Check wheel nut torque. Ensure the wheel is correctly seated on the hub. The tyre may be unbalanced or the wheel rim could be damaged; consider professional inspection.
Check tyre pressure using a reliable gauge and adjust to the recommended PSI. Refer to the tyre sidewall or trailer manufacturer's guide for correct pressure.
This can indicate incorrect inflation, wheel misalignment, or bearing issues. Have the trailer's suspension, alignment, and bearings checked by a professional.
Double-check that the PCD and stud holes match your trailer's hub exactly. Ensure there is no debris obstructing the mounting surface.
Compatibility Check:
Before purchasing, it is essential to verify that this wheel and tyre assembly matches your trailer's original specifications.
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