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The AB Tools TR455 replacement jockey wheel is designed for trailer owners, particularly those managing boat and jet ski trailers, who need a reliable, maintenance-free solution for maneuvering. Its primary benefit is the solid rubber construction, which eliminates the risk of punctures common in pneumatic tyres, ensuring consistent performance. However, users should note that the 100kg maximum static load capacity is strictly for static or light maneuvering use and may not be suitable for heavy-duty commercial loads exceeding this weight limit.
| Model Part Number | TR455 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
Yes, as long as the spindle diameter is 20mm and the fork width supports a 68mm wide wheel.
This is a jockey wheel tyre intended for maneuvering trailers while stationary or at low speeds during hitching; it is not for high-speed road use.
The maximum static load capacity for this wheel is 100kg.
No, because it is made of solid rubber, it is immune to punctures from nails or debris.
No, this is a replacement wheel. You must use the existing spindle from your current jockey wheel assembly.
Verify that your spindle is exactly 20mm and that the retention hardware (pin or bolt) is tightened securely.
Check that your fork or clamp width is at least 90mm; if it is narrower, this wheel will not seat correctly.
To ensure a successful installation, confirm that your current jockey wheel spindle is 20mm in diameter and your clamp width is at least 90mm. To install, remove the retaining pin or nut from your existing jockey wheel axle, slide off the old wheel, and replace it with the TR455, ensuring the centre bore aligns perfectly with the 20mm spindle. Regarding care, while the solid rubber is weather-resistant, it is recommended to periodically wipe the wheel clean of road salt or grit to prevent premature wear. Do not exceed the 100kg static load limit, as doing so may cause deformation of the rubber compound over time.
