"13"" Wheel & Tyre for Indespension Plant Trailer - 165 R13C - AB Tools - TRSP08C"
This listing is for a replacement wheel and tyre for Indespension Plant Trailers. Suitable for 230...This listing is for a replacement wheel and tyre for Indespension Plant Trailers. Suitable for 2300kg, 2600kg and 2700kg Twin Axle Plant Trailers. 13"" Steel Rim with 4 Stud Fitment. 5.5\"" (139.7mm) PCD. Tyre Size 165 R13. Max load 710kg (1420kg per axle) Please note; We have made every effort to ensure this wheel is correct for your trailer, however it is essential to check it is the same size/fitment as the original wheel before use. The weight rating on the tyre sidewall must meet or exceed the trailers plated axle/MAM weights. Trailers are not as standardised as cars and occasionally variations do occur.
This guide provides essential information for users of the 13" Wheel & Tyre replacement for Indespension Plant Trailers, specifically the 165 R13C model. It's designed for plant trailer owners seeking a reliable replacement wheel and tyre for 2300kg, 2600kg, and 2700kg twin-axle trailers. A key benefit is the direct fit for compatible Indespension trailers, offering an easy replacement solution. However, it's essential to verify the fitment and weight rating before use to ensure safety and compatibility.
All features
Model Part Number
TRSP08C
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What trailers is this wheel compatible with?
This wheel is compatible with Indespension Plant Trailers that require a 13" wheel with a 4-stud fitment, a 5.5" (139.7mm) PCD, and a 165 R13C tyre, suitable for 2300kg, 2600kg, and 2700kg twin-axle models.
What is the load capacity of the tyre?
The maximum load capacity of the tyre is 710kg per tyre, and 1420kg per axle.
How do I check the PCD?
PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) is the diameter of an imaginary circle that passes through the center of the wheel studs. Measure the distance between the studs to determine the PCD. This wheel has a PCD of 5.5" or 139.7mm.
What does R13C mean?
R13C refers to the tyre size. 'R' indicates radial construction, '13' indicates the rim diameter in inches, and 'C' signifies a commercial or light truck tyre, which is suitable for heavier loads.
Where can I find the correct tyre pressure?
The correct tyre pressure is indicated on the tyre sidewall.
How often should I check the tyre pressure?
Check the tyre pressure at least once a month and before any long journeys.
What should I do if the tyre gets a puncture?
If the tyre gets a puncture, replace it with the spare wheel. Repair or replace the punctured tyre as soon as possible.
Troubleshooting
Wheel does not fit.
Double-check the PCD (139.7mm) and stud pattern against your trailer's specifications. If they don't match, this wheel is not compatible.
Tyre pressure is low.
Inflate the tyre to the pressure specified on the tyre sidewall.
Tyre wears unevenly.
Check for wheel alignment issues or incorrect tyre pressure. Ensure the trailer is not overloaded.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Direct replacement for compatible Indespension plant trailers.
High load capacity suitable for heavy-duty use.
Durable steel rim construction.
Easy to install due to the specified fitment.
Cons
Requires verification of fitment before installation.
Compatibility limited to specific Indespension trailer models.
May not be suitable for trailers with different stud patterns.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Verification: Before installation, confirm the wheel's size and fitment matches the original wheel. Check the stud pattern and PCD (5.5"/139.7mm).
Weight Rating: Ensure the tyre's load rating (710kg) meets or exceeds your trailer's axle weight requirements.
Installation: Securely mount the wheel onto the trailer using the correct lug nut torque specifications for your trailer's studs.
Tyre Pressure: Maintain the recommended tyre pressure as indicated on the tyre sidewall for optimal performance and safety.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the tyre for wear, damage, and proper inflation.
Storage: Store the spare wheel in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals.