13" Wheel & Tyre - Indespension Boat Trailer - AB Tools

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This guide is for owners of Indespension Super Roller Coaster Boat Trailers (3200kg & 3500kg twin axle models) needing a replacement wheel and tyre. The key benefit is ensuring proper fitment and load capacity for safe trailer operation. A caveat to remember is that trailer variations can occur, making it essential to verify specifications against your existing wheel before purchase. This product is a 13" steel rim wheel with a 5-stud fitment and a 6.5" (165.1mm) PCD, fitted with a 185/70 R13 tyre capable of a max load of 950kg per wheel.

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Model Part NumberTRSP25D
BrandAB Tools

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FAQs

What specific trailer models is this wheel and tyre for?

This wheel and tyre is designed for Indespension Super Roller Coaster Boat Trailers with 3200kg and 3500kg twin axle capacities.

What is the load capacity of this wheel and tyre?

Each individual wheel and tyre assembly has a maximum load capacity of 950kg. This equates to a maximum axle load of 1900kg.

How do I confirm this wheel will fit my trailer?

You must check that your current wheel has a 13" steel rim, a 5 stud fitment, a 6.5" (165.1mm) PCD, and a 185/70 R13 tyre size. It is essential to compare this directly with your existing wheel.

Can I use this on a single-axle trailer?

While the wheel itself might fit, it's designed for the load requirements of twin-axle 3200kg/3500kg Indespension trailers. Always ensure the total load capacity of your trailer is not exceeded and that the tyre's load rating is appropriate for your specific trailer configuration.

What does PCD stand for?

PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter. It is the diameter of the imaginary circle that passes through the centers of the wheel studs or bolt holes.

Where can I find the load rating for my trailer?

The load rating, often referred to as the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) or Maximum Allowable Mass (MAM), is typically found on a plate or sticker affixed to the trailer's chassis or drawbar.

What should I do if the wheel nuts don't seem tight enough?

Ensure you are using the correct size wheel nuts for your trailer hub. If the issue persists, there might be an incompatibility with the hub or studs. Consult a trailer specialist.

Troubleshooting

Wheel does not fit the hub.

Double-check the stud count (5) and the PCD (165.1mm) against your trailer's hub. Verify the rim diameter is indeed 13 inches. If these do not match, this wheel is not compatible with your trailer.

Tyre appears under-inflated or over-inflated.

Check the tyre sidewall for the recommended inflation pressure. Use a reliable pressure gauge to adjust to the correct PSI. Consult your trailer manual if unsure.

Trailer feels unstable or unbalanced.

Ensure both wheels on an axle are identical and correctly fitted. Verify that the load is properly distributed on the trailer and that the trailer's Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) does not exceed its rating. Check tire pressures are equal on both wheels of an axle.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Direct replacement for specific Indespension trailer models.
  • High load rating suitable for heavy boat trailers.
  • Standard 13" rim size with common PCD for ease of sourcing.
  • Pre-fitted tyre simplifies replacement process.

Cons

  • Only compatible with specific Indespension models.
  • Requires user verification of fitment due to potential trailer variations.
  • Tyre specifications may need to be matched to trailer's plated weight.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check: Before installation, *crucially* verify that the 13" steel rim, 5 stud fitment, 165.1mm PCD, and the 185/70 R13 tyre size match your existing wheel. Compare dimensions and stud count directly. Ensure the tyre's load rating meets or exceeds your trailer's plated axle weight. Trailers are not always standardized, so visual and dimensional confirmation is essential.

Installation: This is a direct replacement part. Ensure the trailer is securely supported and the wheel is fitted correctly to the hub with appropriate tightening of the wheel nuts.

Care: Regularly inspect the tyre for wear, damage, and correct inflation pressure. Check wheel nuts for tightness periodically, especially after initial use. Keep the rim clean to prevent corrosion.

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