A missing or damaged wheel stud can stop a hub repair fast. This drive-in replacement matches compatible trailer hub assemblies and gives the wheel hardware a durable, corrosion-resistant connection point.
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Hi, everyone, Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at some Lippert Wheel Studs. Folks, these are gonna replace your worn-out or maybe damaged wheel studs. They are a simple drive-in installation into your wheel hub's assembly. Now, these are a steel construction with a nice zinc-plate finish, as you can see, and that's gonna protect from corrosion and rust. These are 9/16 inches thick, gonna get quantity four.
The usable length from the shoulder here back is 2 5/16 inches long. The neural, that's the spline part here that's gonna go in and grab the hole inside of the hub and hold in place. That neural, if you measure with dial calipers, is 0.617 inches thick. And these are traditionally probably on an axle capacity of about 5,200 to 7,000-pound axle. Again, quantity four, 9/16 inches.
These are the Lippert Wheel Studs. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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