AB Tools Wheel & Tyre - 13" - 195/50 R13C
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This guide is for owners of Indespension Twin Axle Flatbed Trailers (2600kg and 3500kg models) needing a replacement wheel and tyre. The key benefit is ensuring your trailer remains roadworthy with a correctly sized and load-rated replacement part. A crucial caveat is the necessity to verify fitment and load capacity against your trailer's specific requirements before installation, as variations can occur. This product features a 13" steel rim with a 5-stud fitment and a 195/50 R13C tyre, rated for a maximum load of 900kg per wheel.
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| Model Part Number | TRSP41A |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
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FAQs
Is this wheel and tyre suitable for any trailer?
No, this specific wheel and tyre assembly is designed for Indespension Twin Axle Flatbed Trailers with Gross Vehicle Weights of 2600kg and 3500kg. It is essential to verify fitment and load ratings against your trailer's requirements.
What is the load rating of this wheel and tyre?
The maximum load rating for this wheel and tyre assembly is 900kg per wheel. For a twin-axle trailer, this means an axle can support up to 1800kg (900kg x 2).
How do I check if this wheel will fit my trailer?
You need to check the number of studs (5), the rim diameter (13"), and the Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) which is 6.5 inches or 165.1mm. Compare these measurements with your trailer's current wheel hub.
What does '195/50 R13C' mean?
'195' is the tyre width in millimeters, '50' is the aspect ratio (tyre height as a percentage of width), 'R' indicates radial construction, and '13' is the rim diameter in inches. 'C' denotes a commercial or reinforced tyre suitable for heavier loads.
Do I need to check anything else before fitting?
Yes, it is vital to ensure the load rating on the tyre sidewall meets or exceeds your trailer's plated axle weights. Trailer components can vary, so a thorough check is recommended.
Where can I find my trailer's axle weight rating?
The axle weight rating, or Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) and individual axle limits, are typically found on the trailer's compliance plate or VIN plate, usually located on the trailer chassis.
Troubleshooting
Wheel does not fit the trailer hub.
Verify the PCD (6.5" / 165.1mm) and the number of studs (5) match your trailer's hub precisely. Ensure no debris is obstructing the hub or wheel mounting surface.
Concerns about load capacity.
Confirm the trailer's maximum axle weight from its VIN plate. Ensure the combined load capacity of the two wheels on an axle (2 x 900kg = 1800kg in this case) meets or exceeds the axle's rated capacity.
Tyre appears to be the wrong size.
Double-check the tyre sidewall markings (195/50 R13C) against your trailer's original specifications. If discrepancies exist, contact the supplier with your trailer details.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Designed as a direct replacement for specific Indespension trailer models.
- Includes both the wheel rim and tyre, offering a complete solution.
- Standard 13" steel rim and 5-stud fitment for broad compatibility within its intended application.
- Clear load rating per wheel (900kg) helps users verify suitability for their trailer's needs.
- Provides peace of mind with a correctly sized tyre for optimal trailer performance.
Cons
- Requires user verification of fitment and load rating against existing trailer specifications.
- Only suitable for specific Indespension trailer models and weight classes.
- Potential for variations in trailer components means a visual and measurement check is essential.
- Tyre sidewall markings might differ from original equipment, necessitating careful comparison.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup and Compatibility Check:
Before installation, it is crucial to perform the following checks:
- Visual Inspection: Compare the replacement wheel and tyre with the existing one on your trailer. Check the number of studs, the rim diameter (13"), and the PCD (6.5" / 165.1mm).
- Load Rating Verification: Ensure the tyre's load index (indicated on the sidewall, e.g., 900kg max load per wheel) meets or exceeds the load requirement for your trailer's axle. This information is usually found on the trailer's VIN plate or compliance plate.
- Tyre Size Confirmation: Double-check that the tyre size (195/50 R13C) matches your trailer's specification.
Installation:
Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or an individual experienced with trailer wheel replacement. Ensure the wheel is tightened to the correct torque specification for your trailer's hub, following the trailer manufacturer's guidelines.
Care:
- Regularly inspect tyres for wear, damage, and proper inflation. Maintain the recommended tyre pressure for optimal performance and safety.
- Check wheel nut tightness periodically, especially after initial installation or long journeys.
- Clean the wheel and tyre assembly with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the tyre or rim finish.