Trailer Wheel and Tyre - Parnells - 165R13C

This is a 165R13C trailer tyre fitted to a steel rim. It features a 5/112/67 stud pattern and has ...

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This Parnells 165R13C trailer tyre fitted to a steel rim is designed for utility trailers needing reliable wheel solutions. Its key benefit is its robust construction offering a significant load capacity for its size. A potential consideration is ensuring compatibility with your trailer's specific stud pattern, as this unit features a 5/112/67 configuration. This guide will cover its features, performance, setup, and maintenance.

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Model Part NumberAS8408
BrandParnells

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FAQs

What is the load capacity of this trailer wheel and tyre?

The Parnells 165R13C trailer wheel and tyre assembly has a maximum load capacity of 710kg.

What does the '165R13C' designation mean?

'165' is the tyre width in millimeters, 'R' indicates radial construction, and '13' is the rim diameter in inches. 'C' signifies it's a commercial or trailer tyre.

How do I know if the 5/112/67 stud pattern will fit my trailer?

This refers to a 5-stud pattern with a 112mm bolt circle diameter and a 67mm centre bore. You need to measure your trailer's hub or consult its manual to confirm compatibility.

Can this tyre be used on a car?

No, this tyre is specifically designed and rated for trailer use only. It is not suitable for passenger vehicles.

How often should I check my trailer tyre pressure?

It is recommended to check trailer tyre pressure before every use, especially for long journeys.

What is the difference between the 96 and 94 load index numbers?

The load index indicates the maximum load a tyre can carry. For single wheel applications, the higher index (96) is typically used. For dual applications, the lower index (94) applies. In this case, the tyre is rated for 710kg which corresponds to the 96 load index.

Troubleshooting

Wheel does not fit trailer hub.

Confirm the stud pattern (5/112/67) and bolt circle diameter match your trailer's hub specifications. If not, this wheel is incompatible.

Tyre appears under or over-inflated.

Use a reliable tyre pressure gauge to check and adjust the pressure to the recommended level (found on tyre sidewall or trailer manual).

Vibration during towing.

Check that the wheel nuts are securely tightened. Ensure the tyre is balanced (if applicable to trailer tyres) and free from damage. Inspect the trailer hub for issues.

Visible damage to tyre or rim.

Do not use the wheel if there is visible damage. Replace the tyre and/or rim as necessary to ensure safety.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable steel rim construction.
  • High load capacity for its size (710kg).
  • Standard tyre size for broad applicability.
  • Reliable performance for utility trailer applications.

Cons

  • Specific stud pattern (5/112/67) may limit universal fitment.
  • Steel rim can be heavier than alloy alternatives.
  • Tyre is specifically designed for trailer use, not for passenger vehicles.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Verify the trailer's hub stud pattern matches the wheel's 5/112/67 specification.
  2. Ensure the wheel nuts are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification for your trailer.
  3. Inflate the tyre to the pressure recommended on the tyre sidewall or your trailer's manual.

Compatibility:

This wheel and tyre assembly is compatible with trailers featuring a 5/112/67 stud pattern and requiring a 165R13C tyre size. Always confirm your trailer's specifications before purchasing.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect the tyre for wear, damage, and proper inflation.
  • Check wheel nuts for tightness before each journey.
  • Clean the rim with mild soap and water; avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

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