Trailer Wheels - 195/55R10C Wanda WR301 4 x 100 PCD High Speed 750kgs (Set of 3)
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This guide is for owners of trailers requiring robust and reliable wheel solutions. The key benefit is enhanced safety and performance with the Wanda WR301 tire on a durable silver steel rim, offering a high load capacity suitable for various trailer applications. A potential consideration is the specific rim size and PCD, which must match your trailer's hub.
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| Model Part Number | EC7431 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Parnells |
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FAQs
What is the PCD of these trailer wheels?
The PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) of these wheels is metric 4 x 100mm.
What is the maximum load capacity per wheel?
The load rating is 98 (750kgs / 1655 lbs) for a single axle and 96 (710kgs / 1565 lbs) for a dual axle.
Are these tyres suitable for all seasons?
Yes, the Wanda WR301 tyre pattern is designed as an all-season tyre with good wet grip.
What is the speed rating of the tyres?
The speed rating is P, which corresponds to a maximum speed of 150 km/h (94 mph).
What is the rim offset?
The rim offset is ET-4, meaning it is -4mm towards the inside edge.
How should I inflate these tyres?
The recommended tyre pressure is 90 PSI.
Are these wheels road legal?
Yes, the tyres have E-mark road legal certification (E4 0036068).
Troubleshooting
Wheel vibration at speed
Ensure the wheel is properly balanced. Check that the wheel is correctly seated on the hub and that all lug nuts are tightened to the correct torque specification.
Tyre pressure drops significantly
Inspect the tyre and rim for punctures or leaks. Check the valve stem for damage or a faulty seal. Ensure the bead seal between the tyre and rim is intact.
Uneven tyre wear
Verify wheel alignment on the trailer, if applicable. Check for any suspension or axle damage. Ensure correct tyre pressures are maintained.
Rim damage (e.g., dents, scratches)
Clean the rim thoroughly. Minor cosmetic scratches can sometimes be touched up with compatible paint. Significant dents may compromise the structural integrity, and the wheel should be replaced.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable construction with powder-coated steel rim.
- All-season tire pattern provides reliable performance in various conditions.
- High load and speed ratings suitable for demanding trailer use.
- Reduced noise and good wet grip enhance driving comfort and safety.
- E-mark certification ensures road legality and safety standards.
Cons
- Specific 100mm PCD may limit compatibility with older or non-standard hubs.
- Offset of -4mm might not be suitable for all trailer axle designs.
- Radial construction may offer a different ride feel compared to bias-ply tires.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility Check: Before installation, verify that your trailer's hub has a 4 x 100mm PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) and a 60mm centre bore. The ET-4 offset should also be compatible with your trailer's axle and brake system. Ensure the stud hole size of 14.5mm is appropriate for your wheel studs.
Installation: Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct fitting and torque settings. The tyre pressure should be maintained at the specified 90 PSI for optimal performance and longevity.
Care: To maintain the appearance and integrity of the wheels, clean the silver powder-coated rims with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the coating. Regularly inspect the tyres for wear, damage, and proper inflation. Check the wheel nuts or bolts for tightness periodically.