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 our Lippert wheel studs. Folks, these are gonna be replacement drive-in wheel studs for your trailer's hub assembly, and these are a steel construction. They're gonna be very durable, and they're zinc plated as you can see. So you don't have to worry about rust, corrosion, they're resistant to that, road grime, et cetera.
Now, these have a measurement, a shoulder length they're called, from the inside shoulder here all the way to the end of 3-7/16 inches long. (hardware thudding) This is a 5/8-inch thick stud here. It does have a knurl, so these lines up here, this is the part that when you press it in or drive it into the hub, this is where it's gonna be holding onto the hub face inside of those holes in the hub. That knurl measures 0.689. You'll just take some dial calipers, measure the outside there, and that's where you're getting that measurement.
You're gonna get a quantity of four, one, two, three, four. And these are the Lippert wheel studs. I'm Steven with etrailer. Thanks so much for watching, and have a great day.
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