Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - 9/16" Diameter - Zinc Plated

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• How To Determine What Lug Nuts Will Fit A 2019 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro
  There is no way we can tell you what lug locks would be used on your 2019 Geo Pro 15TB is. What you're going to need to do is measure the lug studs on the trailer when you pick up the trailer. The most common sizes are: 1/2"-20 short # 12CLN, 1/2"-20 long # 12CLN-L, 9/16"-18 # 6-53, and 5/8"-18 # X1148. Once you've determined what size lug nuts you have, you can determine which locking lug nuts will work for you. For example, the Wheel Lock Set for 1/2" Wheel bolt # RG01-150, which will...
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• Comparing Dexter Hub and Drum Assemblies 8-285-11 and 8-393-4UC3
  You will experience some reduced braking power when using the Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly # 8-393-4UC3 with 12-1/4 x 2-1/2" brake assemblies compared to the # 8-285-11 with 12-1/4" x 3-3/8" brake assemblies. Between the two I recommend going with the # 8-285-11 along with bearings # 25580 and # 02475, grease seals # RG06-070, lug nuts # 6-53, and grease caps # rg04-120. For brakes I recommend the self adjusting braking assemblies # 23-434-435. Since you mentioned your axle does...
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• Correct Lug Nut for LionsHead Lynx 274-000006 Aluminum Trailer Wheel
  The Lynx # 274-000006 wheel you're interested in uses a 9/16-18 60° coned lug nut like # 6-53 or # LHLR110, as confirmed by LionsHead.
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• What Cone Angle Lug Nuts for Hub on 7K Trailer Hub/Drum
  The hub, such as the Dexter # 8-219-13UC3 doesn't care which lug nut you use, as long as it's compatible with the 9/16 inch wheel stud diameter. The wheel itself is what dictates whether a coned lug nut is needed and what angle the cone needs to be. Most stud piloted wheels (most trailer wheels) would use a 60º coned lug nut like # 6-53 for a steel wheel or # LHLR110 for an aluminum wheel.
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• Recommended Lug Nuts to Use with Dexstar Steel Mini Mod Wheel AM20794
  The Dexstar Steel Mini Mod Wheel # AM20794 is compatible with both 1/2"-20 and 9/16"-18 studs, so the right lug nuts partly depends on the stud size for your existing hubs. For 1/2", the Redline # 12CLN will work really well and if you have 9/16" studs I recommend the Redline # 6-53. I have also attached links below that will take you to our full selection of 1/2" and 9/16" lug nuts that you can look through.
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• Replacement Wheel Studs For Dexter Hub Assembly 008-219-13 And New 16"x6" 8 on 6-1/2" Silver Wheel
  I would be happy to help! The correct replacement wheel studs for your Dexter Hub and Drum Assembly 008-219-13 (our part number # 8-219-4UC3) is the # 7-257, and the compatible lug nuts is the # 6-53. For a replacement silver wheel we have the Dexstar Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel - 16" x 6" Rim - 8 on 6-1/2 # AM20794 which is the correct size and bolt pattern for your 2010 Elite 3 Horse Slant Horse Trailer, but is a slightly different design than the wheel in your picture. I included...
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• Does the Mounting Flange of the Kodiak Disc Brake Kit K2HR79E Fit 5 Bold Mounting Flange
  The Kodiak disc brake kit part # K2HR79E that you referenced is actually designed to fit brake mounting flanges on axles that have the 5 bolt mounting pattern. There are several holes in the bracket that you can see in the product pictures but that is to allow the bracket to be installed in several different orientations on the trailer. This comes with 9/16 inch wheel studs that will work well with your current rims but you will need new lug nuts. For that you would need part # 6-53.
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• Recommended Disc Brake Kit With 9/16 Inch Studs For 7,000-Lb Axle
  We do have a disc brake kit with 9/16-inch studs you asked about. I recommend the Kodiak Disc Brake Kit, part # K2HR79E. This kit has 13-inch hub/rotors and an 8 on 6-1/2 bolt pattern and is designed for 7,000 lb axles. The brake flange has a 5-bolt configuration. The inner and outer races are included but the bearings and seal are not so you will need part # BK3-200 that does include the bearings and seal. If you need new lug nuts for the brakes part # 6-53 is what you need. for a...
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• What Size Lug Nuts to Use with Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel # AM20750
  The Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel # AM20750 that you referenced can fit on hubs with either 1/2-inch diameter or 9/16-inch diameter wheel studs. You will need to determine what size studs are on your hubs in order to choose lug nuts with the correct diameter and thread pitch. Part # AM26NR is a 1/2-inch diameter with 20 threads per inch and a standard 60-degree cone shape. Part # 6-53 will fit 9/16-inch lugs.
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• Replacement 9/16 Inch Wheel Stud for 5/8 Inch Wheel Stud Hubs
  The Kodiak Wheel Bolt - 9/16" Diameter x 2-1/2" Long # K916WB25 can replace your 5/8 studs as long as the knurl diameter and length work for your hub and wheel. For instance, the Kodiak Wheel Bolt - 5/8" Diameter x 3-1/8" Long # K58WB316 will work in the hubs due to the same diameter of the knurl, but the length difference is significantly different so the wheel may determine fit. You also don't want to forget the lug nuts # 6-53 that are appropriate for your 9/16 inch studs. The only...
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• Are There 17-1/2 Inch Trailer Wheels With 8 Lugs That Work With 9/16 Inch Wheel Bolts
  We do have a wheel that checks off all the boxes of your requirements except for the steel aspect; the only options available have aluminum rims. This is a 17-1/2 inch rims with an 8 on 6-1/2" wheel bolt pattern and fits 9/16" wheel bolts, it is the Aluminum Lynx Trailer Wheel - 17-1/2" x 6-3/4" Rim - 8 on 6-1/2 - Black # 274-000006 For lug nuts you can use the Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - 9/16" # 6-53 and if you would like, you can also add a center cap with the Trailer Wheel Center Cap #...
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• Offset of Wheel/Tire Combo # AM34964 Does it Include Center Cap and Lug Nuts
  The offset of a wheel refers to the distance between the mounting surface of the wheel that touches the hub and the center line of the wheel. A negative offset will move the tire away from the trailer, while a positive offset will move the tire closer to the trailer. The # AM34964 you referenced has an offset of negative 8 mm, which means the mounting surface is closer to the trailer. This means the center line of the wheel will be further from the trailer. You can see this more clearly...
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• Lug Nuts for 7K Dexter Axle
  We have many styles and sizes of trailer wheel lug nuts shown on the linked page. These are offered in either 60-degree or 90-degree coned profile, in zinc, chrome or stainless and for four different wheel stud diameters. Just click on the feature to see the products with that attribute. Most 7K hubs like Dexter # 42866UC3-EZ do use 1/2-inch wheel studs but we have lug nuts for 9/16-inch studs too, like # 6-53.
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• What Lug Nut Do I Need for a Dexter 8K Axle and Hub?
  The axle or actually the hub, like the Dexter item # 8-285-11UC3, doesn't really determine which lug nut you use as long as it's compatible with a 9/16" wheel stud. The wheel itself is what dictates whether a coned lug nut is needed and what angle the cone needs to be. Most most trailer wheels use a 60º coned lug nut like item # 6-53 for a steel wheel or item # LHLR110 for an aluminum wheel.
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• Best Lug Nuts to Use with Karrier ST235/85R16 Radial Trailer Tire with 16" Aluminum Wheel
  Karrier ST235/85R16 Radial Trailer Tire and aluminum wheel # AM32734 does not come with lug nuts. These wheel has bolt holes that will accept 1/2 inch or 9/16 inch studs. For 1/2 inch -20 lug nuts you can use # AM90049 for a single lug nut. For 9/16 inch -18 lug nuts you can use # 6-53 for a single lug nut. I have included some links to the right on trailer tires, sizes, and determining bolt pattern for you.
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• How To Determine the Correct Size Lug Nuts For a Trailer
  The three most common lug stud sizes for a trailer are 1/2"-20, 9/16"-18, and 5/8"-18. In order to make sure you get the correct lug nuts you need to measure the lug studs on the trailer now as we have no way to look this up for individual trailers. I have attached a few options based on the lug stud size below. The 1/2"-20 studs are used on small-medium duty trailers whereas the 9/16"-18 and 5/8"-18 lug studs are used on larger duty trailers. Chrome Trailer Wheel Lug Nut 1/2"-20 Closed...
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• Aluminum Lynx 17-1/2 8 on 6-1/2 Trailer Wheel # LHAS701 Lug Nut Center Cap Combo
  Here is what you need, The Lynx Wheel & Tire Combo # LHAS701 has a 215/75R17.5 Radial Tire and you'll need these lugs # 6-53 and this cap will fit # LHCS109-SI60C.
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• What Size Lug Nuts Do I Need For My 8 Lug 6K Axles
  You could have wheel studs that measure 1/2", 9/16", or 5/8". You will have to measure your wheel studs to determine what size you have. Once you have this information, you can select the correct sized lug nuts. I have included a few options below and a weblink to our lug nut options below. Chrome Trailer Wheel Lug Nut 1/2"-20 Closed Short part # 12CLN (Most Common) Chrome Trailer Wheel Lug Nut 1/2"-20 Closed Long part # 12CLN-L (Most Common) Chrome Trailer Wheel Lug Nut 9/16"-18 Open...
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• How To Determine The Correct Lug Nuts For Your Trailer's Wheels
  There unfortunately isn't a guide to tell us the size needed for your specific trailer, but it's really easy to measure for the correct size lug nuts. You'll want to use a set of calipers # PTW80157 to measure the diameter of the wheel stud, including the threads and then measure the pitch by counting the threads in one inch of space on the stud. The most common sizes are 1/2"-20, 9/16"-18, and 5/8"-18. The 1/2"-20 wheel studs are typically used on small-medium duty trailers whereas the...
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• What Is The Torque Specifications On A 9/16 Inch Lug Nut
  The standard torque on a Redline Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - 9/16 inch, part # 6-53, is 135 to 145 ft lbs. This is the torque range that is normally used. If the instructions for the wheel are saying 110 ft lbs there might be a reason, like the wheel material, why they are recommending a lower torque. I think 170 ft lbs is too high for a 9/16 inch lug nut.
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• 9/16 Inch Lug Nuts and Drive-In Trailer Hub Studs
  For 9/16" lug nuts we have the Trailer Wheel Lug Nut - 9/16" # 6-53. Then, for drive-in 9/16" wheel studs, which are 2-1/2" long, the correct part is the Trailer Hub Wheel Stud # 7-257. These are sold individually so you'll want to make sure you order the appropriate amount for your hub and wheels.
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• Does Dexter Hub part # 8-285-9UC3 Come with Bearings/Seal/Lug Nuts
  The Dexter Hub part # 8-285-9UC3 comes with bearings and seal but does not come with lug nuts. For that you would need part # 6-53 since the studs are 9/16 inch.
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• Lug Nut Size for 7,000 lb Trailer with 5-Bolt Pattern Hub and Drum Assemblies
  If you're trailer has an overall weight capacity of 7,000 lbs this likely means you have a tandem axle trailer and hub and drums with a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern like part # AKHD-545-35-EZ-K. If this is the case then it is very likely that you have need 1/2" lug nuts like part # CE11051. Should you have a older 7,000 lb axle with a 5 bolt pattern then you likely have something like the hub and drum assembly # 8-174-5UC3 which uses 9/16" bolts so you'd need a lug nut like part # 6-53 for...
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• Availability of a 9/16 Inch Wheel Stud for Dexter Trailer Hubs
  If the hubs have a screw in type wheel stud, you can use Trailer Hub Wheel Stud, # 25-11. These are 9/16 by 3 inches (total length). The threaded part for the lug nuts is 1-9/16 inches long which may not be enough for your new alloy wheels. It is a difference of 3/16 of an inch. This stud is the only 9/16 wheel stud we carry.
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