Trailer Wheel Rim & Tyre - 4.00-8 6 PLY 115mm PCD
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This AB Tools Trailer Wheel Rim & Tyre is designed for Erde and Daxara trailers, offering a high-quality, uprated 6 PLY tire with a 4.00-8 size and 115mm PCD fitment. It provides a robust solution for trailer maintenance and upgrades, ensuring reliable performance with a maximum load capacity of 325kg per tire. A potential caveat is the need to accurately measure your trailer's PCD for correct fitment.
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| Model Part Number | Trsp17 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
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FAQs
What does 6 PLY rating mean?
A 6 PLY rating indicates the tyre's strength and load-carrying capacity. It is equivalent to a 6-layer construction and provides enhanced durability and resistance to punctures compared to lower ply ratings.
How do I measure the PCD of my trailer wheel?
For a wheel with an even number of studs (like 4), measure the distance between the center of one stud hole and the center of the hole directly opposite it. For wheels with an odd number of studs (like 5), measure from the center of a stud hole to the center of the wheel rim (or a point halfway between two adjacent studs) and multiply by two. For a 4-stud wheel, it's often easier to measure between the centers of two diagonally opposite studs.
Is this wheel suitable for all trailer types?
This wheel is specifically designed for Erde and Daxara trailers with a 115mm PCD and 4.00-8 tyre size. It may fit other trailer brands if they share these exact specifications.
What is the maximum load this tyre can carry?
The 6 PLY tyre rating allows for a maximum load of 325kg per tyre.
Do I need an inner tube for this tyre?
No, this is a tubeless tyre, meaning it does not require a separate inner tube.
Where can I find the correct tyre pressure?
Refer to the tyre sidewall for the maximum recommended pressure, or consult your trailer manufacturer's manual for the appropriate pressure for your specific trailer load.
Troubleshooting
Wheel does not fit trailer hub.
Verify that your trailer's PCD is 115mm and that the wheel stud size is compatible. If unsure, re-measure your trailer's hub.
Tyre appears to be losing air slowly.
Check the valve stem for damage or a loose core. Inspect the rim edge for any burrs or damage that might prevent a good seal. Ensure the tyre bead is seated correctly on the rim.
Uneven tyre wear.
Check wheel alignment and balance if applicable. Ensure tyre pressures are maintained correctly and avoid overloading the trailer.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable 6 PLY construction for increased longevity.
- Tubeless design for easier maintenance and reliability.
- High load capacity suitable for various trailer applications.
- OEM standard quality ensures a proper fit and performance.
- Designed specifically for popular Erde and Daxara trailer models.
Cons
- Requires accurate measurement of trailer's PCD for compatibility.
- May not fit trailers with different PCD or wheel stud configurations.
- Specific tyre size might not be universally compatible with all trailer brands.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
This wheel and tyre assembly is designed for trailers with a 115mm PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) and uses the 4.00-8 tyre size. To confirm compatibility, measure the PCD of your existing wheel: it's the diameter of the circle passing through the center of your wheel studs. For a four-stud wheel, measure the distance between the centers of two diagonally opposite studs.
Setup:
- Ensure the trailer hub is clean and free of debris.
- Align the wheel's bolt holes with the trailer's studs.
- Hand-tighten the nuts onto the studs.
- Using a star pattern, tighten the nuts securely with an appropriate wrench. Refer to your trailer manufacturer's torque specifications if available.
Care:
- Regularly inspect the tyre for wear, cuts, or embedded objects.
- Check tyre pressure periodically to ensure it's within the recommended range (consult tyre sidewall or trailer manual).
- Keep wheels clean to prevent corrosion.
- Store the trailer in a dry, protected area when not in use to prolong tyre life.