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This guide is for trailer owners and operators who need a durable, road-legal wheel and tyre assembly. The key benefit is enhanced stability and legal compliance for European and UK roads, with a caveat that the specific 4-stud 100mm PCD fitment must match your trailer. This product features new 16.5x6.50-8 Journey (Wanda) P815 trailer tyres mounted on heavy-duty steel rims with a 4-stud 100mm PCD. They are E-marked, 6-ply, tubeless, and designed for high-speed performance with a wide profile for stability.
| Model Part Number | EC7641 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Parnells |
Each wheel assembly has a maximum load rating of 785 lbs (355 kg).
The Wanda P815 tyre pattern is designed for general road use and offers good water dispersal due to its crossply construction, making it suitable for various conditions. However, always exercise caution in severe weather.
PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter. 100mm PCD means the diameter of the circle passing through the centre of the four stud holes is 100mm. This is a common measurement for trailer hubs.
Measure the distance between the centre of one stud hole and the centre of an adjacent stud hole. If it's approximately 70.7mm, it indicates a 100mm PCD. Also, measure the centre bore diameter; it should be 60mm.
No, these are specifically designed trailer tyres and wheels. They have different load ratings, construction, and handling characteristics than car tyres and should only be used on appropriate trailers.
The tread depth is 5mm.
The tyres are rated for a maximum speed of 130 km/h (81 mph).
Verify that your trailer's wheel studs match the 4-stud 100mm PCD and 60mm centre bore specification of this wheel. Ensure there are no obstructions on the hub or wheel.
Check the tyre pressure using a reliable gauge and adjust to the recommended 70 PSI. Do not exceed the maximum PSI indicated on the tyre sidewall.
Ensure the wheel is correctly torqued. If the issue persists, the wheel may require balancing, or there could be an issue with the trailer hub. Inspect for damage to the rim or tyre.
Inspect the tyre bead for damage or debris. Check the valve stem for leaks. For persistent leaks, consult a tyre professional.
Compatibility Check:
Before purchasing, verify your trailer's existing wheel hub specifications. This assembly features a 4-stud 100mm PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) and a 60mm centre hole. Ensure this matches your trailer's hub for a correct fit. The rim size is 5.50x8 and has no offset.
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