CE Smith Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - Zinc-Plated Steel - 1/2" - Qty 1

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• Securing Aluminum Wheels Correctly on Camper with 1/2 Inch Lugs
  
• For your 5th wheel camper, the wheels will have holes that will fit the 1/2 inch and leave space for easy installation. The lug nut are coned to help center the wheel on the hub so there won't be any slop or issue. Wheels like the Aluminum HWT Hi-Spec Series 03 Mod Trailer Wheel - 15" x 6" Rim - 6 on 5-1/2 # AM22646 will have steel inserts to ensure the lugs will hold tight as you travel and allow you to tighten the lugs appropriately. You don't need to have any special lug nut as the...
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• Replacement 1/2"-20 Wheel Stud for a Load Rite Boat Trailer
  
• In order to replace the broken wheel stud on your Load Rite boat trailer, I recommend using the Trailer Hub Wheel Stud part # 7-122 for a 2" long stud or the Trailer Hub Wheel Stud part # 7-150 for a 2-3/32" long stud. You can measure your remaining studs to determine the correct length. The dimension for each of these replacement wheel studs can be found on the product page. If you also need a new lug nut then you will want to use the CE Smith Trailer Wheel Lug Nut part # CE11051 for...
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• Lug Nut Size Recommendation for 5,200 lb Trailer Axle
  
• 5,200 lb trailer hubs like the # 42866UC3-EZ have 1/2 inch diameter wheel studs. For open ended lug nuts we have the # CE11051 or for an enclosed one you'd want the part # 12CLN.
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• Trouble Removing Lug Nuts on the Kenda Karrier S-Trail w/ 12" Aluminum Wheel # AM31215
  
• Thank you for the picture! The problem you are running into has more to do with the lug nuts you are using than the tire wrenches like part # PTW1 that you referenced. Since the Kenda Karrier S-Trail # AM31215 is a little more recessed where the lug nuts sit you need to swap out your shorter lug nuts, like part # CE11051, and replace them with taller lug nuts like part # 12CLN. Changing out the lug nuts to taller ones will allow you to easily fit a lug wrench over the lug nuts so you...
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• Center Caps and Lug Nuts Needed for 16 Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel
  
• On your Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel # AM20768, if you have 1/2" studs you can use Lug Nut # CE11051, and for 9/16" you will use # 6-53. You will need a total quantity of 8 lug nuts for this wheel. We do offer a few different center cap options for the 4.90 inch pilot diameter of your wheel. I recommend the Americana Trailer Stainless Steel # AM90156C. For your Dexstar Wheel, we do not currently offer chrome center caps, however the stainless steel will have a similar shine and...
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• Lug Nut Size for 1/2-20 Wheel Bolt
  
• The Kenda 5.70-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel # AM30140 fits 1/2"-20 wheel bolts so you will need a 1/2" lug nut such as the CE Smith # CE11051, though the MaxxTow Spare Tire Carrier # MT70214 does include the nuts and bolts needed.
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• Recommended Lug Nuts for Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # 8-201-5
  
• The Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # 8-201-5 referenced in your question will use standard 1/2 inch thread lug nuts like the CE Smith # CE11051. This particular trailer hub and drum assembly is designed for 5,200 pound axles and uses the # 25580 inner bearing and # LM67048 outer bearing, which are not included. I have attached a short video demonstration on this hub that you can also check out.
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• Will Taskmaster Dark Matter Trailer Wheel # 550545M1DMX Work on 3,500 Pound Axle
  
• The Taskmaster Dark Matter Trailer Wheel # 550545M1DMX features a weight capacity of 1,870 pounds, which would give you a combined load capacity of 3,740 pounds for the axle. This is plenty sufficient as you shouldn't be exceeding the 3,500 pound weight capacity on the axles for your trailer. We don't have matching Dark Matter lug nuts but the CE Smith # CE11051 is a good option and could be painted to match the wheel if desired. There again isn't a matching hub cover available...
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• What Lug Nuts and Center Cap Does Karrier ST175/80R13 Trailer Tire and Wheel # AM32001HWTB Take
  
• The Karrier ST175/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire w/ 13" Aluminum Wheel # AM32001HWTB that you referenced was designed to be used with standard trailer wheel lug nut size 1/2"-20 so you could use the # CE11051 and you'd be set. The pilot diameter of this wheel is 3.19 inch so for a chrome center cap you'd only need the part # 319EZ and you'd be set.
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• Screw in Trailer Hub Wheel Stud 1/2 Inch to Replace Coarse Thread Lug Bolts
  
• What you are seeking is the Trailer Hub Wheel Stud, Screw-In, 1/2" x 2" # 25-51. Then you can use Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - 1/2" # CE11051 as you mentioned.
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• Recommended Parts For Adding Disc Brakes To Tandem Trailer With 6,000-lb Axles
  
• We have all the parts you need but they do not alll come in one kit. I will make some recommendations that will work for your 6,000-lb axles. First, you can use the Kodiak Disc Brake Kit, part # K2HR526D. This includes the hub and rotors for one axle. You will also need a bearing kit, part # BK3-100 for each wheel. Since the lug nuts, part # CE11051 are not included, you can purchase them separately. For a grease cap you can use part # F001520. For a 24-ft long brake line kit...
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• Disc Brake Kit Recommendation for Lippert 7k Axles
  
• The disc brake kit # K2HR712D that you referenced should work well for you. You would need a quantity of 2 of these for each of your axles. These have the same bolt pattern as your current setup and are rated a 7k. You can verify that these will fit your spindle by removing a current hub and checking the numbers on the bearings. If they are 25580 for the inner and 14125A for the outer this kit would fit the spindle and work well. This kit will fit a spindle that has a diameter of 1.25...
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• Wheel Stud Diameter for 3,500 lb Trailer Hub/Drums
  
• All of the hubs that we offer that are 3,500 lb capacity with a 6 on 5-1/2 inch bolt pattern are going to have 1/2 inch studs like the # AKHD-655-35-EZ-K. M12 is actually slightly smaller in diameter than that. For matching lug nuts though we have the part # CE11051 which would work well.
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• Recommended Replacement Wheel Stud Bolts for Boat Trailer with Wheel Bolts Stamped 6109 SJ
  
• Thanks for your measurements, these were a big help! A great replacement wheel stud bolt for the bolt dimensions you provided is the # 7-122. A compatible nut with a zinc coating for better protection again corrosion, I recommend the # CE11051 The above parts are sold in a quantities of 1, so for a quantity of 4 you will want to update the quantity box on the page that I've linked below for you.
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• Replacement Drive-In Studs For Dexter Trailer Hub And Drum Assembly # 8-388-80UC3
  
• The wheel stud used on part # 8-388-80UC3 is part # 7-262. These are drive-in 1/2 inch studs that measure 2.7 inches long, and will work well for your hubs. If you need lug nuts I recommend part # CE11051.
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• Proper Centering of New Trailer Wheel Whose Pilot Hole is Larger Than Original Wheels
  
• You were given some correct information. The new trailer wheels you purchased that have a larger pilot hole will still be compatible with your hubs in terms of being properly centered. The key is indeed the coned lug bolts, such as # RG02-020. These will automatically center the wheel on the hub as they are tightened, as will coned lug nuts such as # CE11051. The larger pilot hole does not matter for alignment. However, since your wheel has a larger pilot hole diameter this means that...
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• Wheel Lug Nut fir a 2005 24’ Haulmark Cargo Trailer with 15 inch 6 Bolt Wheels
  
• For 15 inch trailer wheels with a 6 bolt pattern you are looking at 1/2"-20 lug nuts such as # CE11051 for a standard lug nut with 60 degree cone. If you have aluminum wheels then you will likely need a longer nut such as # 12CLN-L.
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• Are All 1/2 Inch Lug Studs Fine Thread 20 Threads Per Inch
  
• The majority of drive-in lug studs like part # 165995 use a fine thread but only a 1/2"-20 tpi (threads per inch), not a 1/2"-32 tpi. I am not aware of any lug nuts we offer that will fit a 1/2"-32 tpi but what you can do is measure the bolt you have now to see if there are in fact 32 threads per inch as opposed to the much more common count of 20 threads per inch. If you do have 1/2"-32 tpi bolts then you will need to go to the hardware store in order to find a compatible nut but if you...
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• Bearing Kit, Nev-R-Adjust Brakes, and Lug Nuts For an AxleTek Axle
  
• To get you the correct bearing kit for your AxleTek axle with an inner bearing number of # 25580, I will need the size (or part number) of the outer bearing and the size (or part number) of the grease seal. There are three different choices of outer bearings that will work, along with two different grease seals. Since you do not have the part number on the outer bearing, you will want to use dial calipers to measure the dimension on the spindle where the outer bearing sits once installed....
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• Can Studs be Installed and Used Instead of Bolts for Trailer Hubs/Wheels
  
• You very well could use wheel studs instead of bolts by installing screw-in studs like the 1/2" x 2" Redline # 25-53 or # 25-51, or the 9/16" x 3" Redline # 25-11. Just be sure that the stud is the correct size, the middle opening on your new wheels is larger than the hub bore, and that your wheels accept coned lug nuts like part # CE11051. If all of that matches up then you are good to go!
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• Typical Trailer Lug Nut Diameter and Thread Pitch
  
• Trailer wheel lug nuts that are 1/2-inch inside diameter typically have a 20-TPI thread pitch (20 threads per inch). Most lug nuts also use a 60-degree-coned profile like # CE11051, but a 90-degree like # STN569 is also available for 9/16-inch studs. All lug nuts we offer are displayed on the linked page. I also linked our main page for all wheel accessory items.
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• Trailer Hub and Drum with 8 on 6-1/2 Bolt Pattern and 9/16 Studs for 7,000 Pound Axles
  
• The size socket used isn't necessarily going to be the same as the nut or stud thread size. It is usually larger since the outer width of a hex head is larger than the threaded diameter. Hub and drum assembly # 8-219-13UC3 for 5,200 to 7,000 pound axles does indeed have a stud diameter of 9/16 and would take 9/16 inch lug nuts. We also have the similar etrailer model, # AKHD-865-7-1-EZ-K, that also has 9/16 inch studs. Both it and the above assembly are for EZ Lube axles. If your axles...
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• How to Determine if a Trailer Wheel is Hub-Centric or Lug-Centric
  
• First, I would say if there is any question on the road worthiness of the trailer, take the steps to correct it. Better safe than sorry. Some trailers have wheels that are hub-centric, the wheel is centered on the hub using the center pilot holes. Other trailers have wheels that are lug-centric, the wheel is centered on when you tighten down the lug nuts. To determine which one you have on your trailer, take a look at how the wheel attaches to the hub. If it uses wheel bolts, like...
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• Replacement Wheel Mounting Nuts and Bolts for MaxxTow Spare Tire Carrier MT70214
  
• We do not offer replacement bolts specifically for the MaxxTow Spare Tire Carrier # MT70214 but we can help you with new ones. You will want 1/2-inch diameter bolts like # 7-23 (2-1/4-inches long) or # 090753 (1-5/8-inches long). For lug nuts use part # CE11051.
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• Replacement Wheel Studs and Lug Nuts for a 2011 Crossroads Cruiser 5th Wheel Trailer
  
• The first thing to check is if the hubs have studs that are driven in or that are threaded in. Stud # K12WB2 is a drive-in type so if you have ones that thread in it would not work. If they are drive-in then you will want to check the picture I have included that shows all the measurements to determine if they will fit properly in the hub. This stud takes a 1/2"-20 lug nut such as # CE11051. This is an open-ended lug nut so the additional length of the studs would not be a problem....
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• Availability of 5/8-Inch Thread Lug Nuts with Outside Hex Diameter of 1-1/16-Inches
  
• We offer three lug nuts for 5/8-inch wheel bolts, shown on the linked page. Part # 6-109 has an outer hex diameter of 1-1/16-inches. This 90-degree-coned lug nut is sold individually.
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• Availability of a Replacement Trailer Wheel with 4 on 4 Bolt Patten for a 13 Inch Tire
  
• I believe I can help you. The rim size you have does not seem odd. We have numerous rims with the 4 on 4 bolt pattern for 13 inch tires. The center hole or pilot diameter is smaller than the ones on the wheels we carry. The only reason this would be a factor is if the wheels center on the hub using the pilot hole OR if the axle diameter is larger than the pilot hole. If the wheel is centered on the hub using the lug nuts, then having a larger pilot diameter is not a problem. In order...
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• Size of Socket Needed for the CE Smith Trailer Wheel Lug Nut # CE11051
  
• I went out and grabbed a CE Smith Trailer Wheel Lug Nut # CE11051 from our warehouse to measure it and found that it would take a 13/16 inch socket to tighten/loosen it.
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• Bolts Needed for Mounting a Spare Wheel and Tire to the CURT Hitch Mounted Spare Tire Carrier
  
• You would need to find grade 5 or harder bolts, nuts and washers that match the wheel stud diameter of your wheels to mount a spare wheel and tire to the CURT Trailer Hitch Mounted Spare Tire Carrier, # c31006. It would also help to use a nut that matches the lug nuts for your wheel so you do not need an additional wrench to remove the spare from the carrier. Most trailer wheels use a 1/2 inch diameter wheel stud, so 1/2 inch hardware would work well, check to be sure of the wheel stud...
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