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The Parnells 16x6.50-8 4-ply Wanda P328 tyre and wheel assembly is designed for agricultural and industrial professionals requiring reliable traction on uneven terrain. This heavy-duty, pre-mounted unit is perfect for rotovators and utility equipment, offering significant load-bearing capabilities; however, users should verify their equipment hub pattern compatibility before installation to ensure a safe fit.
| Model Part Number | AS8237 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Parnells |
No, this is the tyre and rim assembly only. It is designed to fit onto your existing 4-stud hub.
This rim has a 4-inch (101.6mm) Pitch Circle Diameter, which is a standard size for many agricultural trailers and rotovators.
These are classified as industrial/agricultural tyres and are generally not intended for high-speed highway use.
The maximum load capacity is 617lbs or 280kg per wheel.
Yes, this is a tubeless tyre assembly, which helps in reducing maintenance and preventing common puncture-related issues.
Check that the four mounting nuts are tightened evenly to the correct torque specification.
Inspect the valve stem for debris or damage; check the tyre bead for any trapped dirt that may be preventing a perfect seal.
While the open-centre design is self-cleaning, ensure the operating speed is sufficient to allow centrifugal force to throw off packed soil.
To install this wheel, ensure your equipment hub features a matching 4-stud configuration with a 4-inch (approx. 101.6mm) PCD. Always use a torque wrench to tighten wheel nuts to the manufacturer's specified tension to prevent hub damage or wheel wobble. For maintenance, regularly inspect the tyre sidewalls for dry rot or cracking, especially if stored outdoors. Keep the tyre pressure checked according to your machine's manual, as under-inflation can lead to rim damage, while over-inflation may cause premature centre tread wear. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or solvents that can degrade the rubber compound over time.
