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This guide is for owners of Indespension Unbraked Goods Trailers requiring a replacement wheel and tyre. Its key benefit is providing a direct, compatible replacement for 750kg single axle trailers, ensuring continued safe operation. A crucial caveat is the absolute necessity to verify fitment and load ratings against your trailer's specifications before installation. This product is a complete wheel and tyre assembly featuring a 10" steel rim with 4-stud fitment and 4" PCD, fitted with a 20.5 x 8.00 - 10 tyre capable of a max load of 412kg per wheel.
| Model Part Number | TRSP13A |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The tyre has a maximum load rating of 412kg per wheel. This means the axle capacity should not exceed 824kg (412kg x 2).
PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter. A 4" PCD means the diameter of the circle on which the wheel stud holes are centered is 4 inches. This is a critical measurement for ensuring the wheel fits the trailer's hub correctly.
Only if the trailer's axle weight rating is 824kg or less. The tyre's load rating must meet or exceed the trailer's plated axle weight. Using a wheel with an insufficient load rating is dangerous.
Count the number of wheel studs (must be 4). Measure the PCD (must be 4 inches). Confirm the rim diameter is 10 inches. Also, check your trailer's weight plate for the axle's MAM (Maximum Approved Mass) and ensure it does not exceed 824kg.
No, it is specifically for Indespension Unbraked Goods Trailers with a 750kg single axle rating and the correct stud pattern (4 stud, 4" PCD).
While not explicitly stated, balancing is recommended for optimal performance and to prevent vibration, especially for higher speed towing. Check with your trailer service provider.
Verify the stud count and PCD. This wheel has a 4-stud, 4" PCD. If your trailer hub differs, this wheel is incompatible. Ensure no debris is obstructing the hub or wheel mounting face.
Check the tyre pressure using a reliable gauge and inflate to the recommended PSI. The correct pressure is often found on the tyre sidewall or in the trailer's manual.
Immediately stop and inspect the wheel. Check lug nut tightness and ensure the wheel is securely fastened. Examine the tyre for damage or uneven wear. If the issue persists, consult a trailer specialist.
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