Maypole Trailer Wheel & Tyre - White

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The Maypole MP216 is a high-quality, 5.00-10 trailer wheel and tyre assembly specifically designed for caravan and trailer owners seeking a reliable replacement or spare. This 4-ply unit offers consistent load performance for light transport, though it is essential to verify your trailer's specific stud pattern and load requirements before installation to ensure safe operation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 216 |
| Brand | Maypole |
The 72M rating indicates the tyre is tested to carry a specific maximum load and speed rating for its class.
Yes, but always ensure your trailer is within its legal weight limit and the tyre is inflated to the correct pressure.
No, the PCD must exactly match your hub (101.6mm) to ensure the wheel is safely secured.
The Maypole assembly is typically supplied as a complete unit; however, always check the pressure before your first journey.
It is generally recommended to replace trailer tyres every 5 to 7 years, regardless of tread depth, due to rubber degradation.
Verify that the centre bore size (67mm) matches your hub; if the hub is larger, the wheel is not compatible.
Ensure the studs are 3/8 inch as specified; using incompatible bolt sizes can damage the threads.
Before installation, verify that your trailer's hub matches the 101.6mm PCD and 67mm centre bore specifications. To install, ensure the trailer is securely jacked and supported on stands. Align the wheel studs with the hub holes and tighten the lug nuts in a cross-pattern to ensure even distribution of pressure. For maintenance, periodically inspect the tyre for signs of uneven wear, check the sidewalls for perishing, and ensure the tyre pressure is maintained at the manufacturer-recommended level for your specific trailer load. Clean the white rim with mild soap and water to prevent road salt or debris build-up from compromising the finish.