Haul with confidence. We stock trailer wheels engineered for load, stability, and long service life—verified for the right bolt pattern, pilot bore, offset, and load rating for your trailer. Whether you run utility, cargo, boat, RV, or equipment trailers, our Fitment Team will match your wheel to the axle, hub, and tire so towing stays safe and predictable.
Save time with pre-mounted trailer wheel & tire assemblies sized to your axle and load. We provide the correct lug hardware when applicable and include fitment guidance so you can install and go.
Inspect wheels at each trip for cracks, bent flanges, and chipped finish. Clean with mild, pH-balanced products; rinse thoroughly after salt or chemical exposure. Torque lugs in a star pattern to the axle manufacturer’s spec and re-torque after the first 25–50 miles.
Not recommended. Trailer hubs, offsets, load ratings, and pilot bores differ. Use trailer-rated wheels sized to your axle and hub to maintain proper bearing loads and stability.
Count lugs, then measure the circle they form (e.g., 5x4.5"). Provide hub info and we’ll confirm pattern, pilot bore, and lug-seat style before shipping.
Most trailer wheels use zero offset. Deviating can change scrub radius and bearing loads. We verify offset against your hub, fender, and frame clearances.
Yes—when properly rated. Choose aluminum wheels with load capacities that meet or exceed your axle and tire ratings. We’ll match the right spec to your trailer.
Galvanized steel or corrosion-resistant aluminum. Rinse after saltwater use and inspect hardware regularly.
Balancing can improve ride and reduce component wear, especially at highway speeds or on multi-axle trailers. We offer balanced assemblies on request.
Use the correct seat style (commonly 60° conical) and thread pitch for your studs. Torque to spec and re-torque after initial miles.
Match diameter and width to the intended tire size and fender/frame clearance. We’ll keep overall diameter appropriate for ride height and axle geometry.
Yes. We mount and (on request) balance ST tires on correctly rated wheels, include hardware when applicable, and ship ready to install.
Follow your axle manufacturer’s guidance; generally re-check after the first 25–50 miles and at regular intervals thereafter, especially after tire service.
Reviewed by the Performance Plus Tire Fitment Team
