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• Recommended Spacing Between Trailer Tire and Inner Fender
  We recommend having about 4" of clearance height-wise to account for suspension movement and at least 2" width-wise between your tire and trailer fender or trailer frame like part # HP66VR that was referenced. Since you are building a trailer I am attaching links to our helpful articles that you can reference for more information as well as a link to our list of various trailer parts that you can filter through. Let me know if you have any additional questions and I can offer some assistance.
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• Recommended Steel Fenders for a 15" Tire
  Hey Doug! I've got a couple of options for a steel fender that fits 15" tires but we do not have any that are 12" wide. I have listed them below: 10-3/4" Wide - Single Axle Trailer Fender for Enclosed Trailers item # HP46VR 13" Wide - Single Axle Trailer Fender for Enclosed Trailers item # HP66VR If you have any additional questions, go ahead and throw them into the comment box below and I'll be happy to help you.
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• Replacement Fender for 2017 Tracker 175 TXW / TrailStar Trailer
  Hi Trent; we have two possible options for your replacement fender. The Single Axle Trailer Fender for Enclosed Trailers # HP46VR (36" long x 10-3/4" wide x 20" tall) or the # HP66VR (36" long x 13" wide x 20" tall). The only difference between these two is the width. I would get that measurement off of your current fenders and choose whichever is the better match.
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• Availability of 13 to 14 Inch Wide Single Axle Trailer Fender
  Hey Jason! We don't have a 14" wide but we do have the 13" wide # HP46FR (ribbed steel) and # HP66VR (steel). Both are designed for 15-16" wheels and measure 36" long x 13" wide x 20" tall overall. Are you replacing an existing fender?
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• Trailer Fender Recommendation for Tire Size 31x10.50R15
  Probably our best option would be the trailer fender part # HP66VR which is 13 inches wide and 36 inches long. This would easily accommodate a tire that is 31 inches in diameter and 10.5 inches wide.
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• Trailer Fender Recommendation for a Calkin Boat Trailer towing a 22 Foot Trailer
  The etrailer brand Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP96VR that you referenced should work well for you since your mounting blocks for your older fenders are 32 inches apart. Another option you have would be the etrailer Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP66VR if you like round fenders. I attached an install video for you to check out also.
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• Minimum Trailer Tire to Fender Clearance
  Generally speaking you will want to have 4-1/2 inches from the top of your tire to the fender of your trailer to accommodate for suspension travel. Having a little more wouldn't hurt, but I wouldn't recommend any less than 4-1/2 inches. I attached a review video for this fender for you to check out as well.
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• Trailer Fenders for 33 Inch BFGoodrich Mud Tires
  The BFGoodrich 33-12.50/15 Tires you are referring to are light truck tires for passenger vehicles which means they cannot be used on a trailer therefore we would not have trailer fenders specially designed to accommodate them. However, the Single Axle Trailer Fender part # HP66VR measure 13" wide x 36" long x 20" tall so they should work for you with slight modifications. These are currently the largest trailer fender we offer. I have attached a photo which shows these fenders used on...
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• Wide Fender Recommendation for Trailer with Tires Sized 33x10.5
  We have a few wide trailer fender options that would work well. The widest being the part # HP66VR which is 13 inches wide and metal. This would probably be your best option. The part # CE19504-2 is 11 inches wide and is black plastic. The part # HP29VR is 10-3/4 inches wide.
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• How Much Clearance Do I Need Between the Fender and Top of the Tire
  The Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP66VR is 36" long, and while it would be able to accommodate a 32" diameter tire, you generally want to leave about 4-1/2" or more when it comes to clearance between the tires and fenders. The reason for this is to allow for sufficient suspension travel and still avoid contact with the fender/tires. These are going to be the largest fender we have available that is going to come close to fitting a tire of that size and I've seen them used with larger tires....
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• Trailer Fender that is At Least 12 inches Wide
  We have a couple 13 inch wide fenders available with the part # HP66VR which is smooth or the part # HP46FR which is ribbed. The length of both of these is 36 inches.
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• Fender Recommendation for Larger Wheel/Tires on Trailer
  That looks like a larger tire size but I can't tell from the picture exactly what it is. I'd assume it's 16 inch based on the lug pattern which for that we have the metal fender part # HP66VR which measures 13" Wide x 36" long x 20" tall and would work great. Let me know what size you'd need and your tire size if you had something else in mind.
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• Fenders For 16 Inch Wheels On Box Trailer
  The fender we offer for 16 inch wheels is the etrailer Trailer Fender, part # HP66VR. This fender is designed to work with 16 and 16.5 inch wheels and measures 13 inches wide x 36 inches long x 20 inches tall. This fender has a 1 inch lip on the front and has a 90-degree angle on the back to be used for mounting the fender. This fender is made of 16-gauge steel and are designed to be welded on for installation. I have attached a product review video for this fender you can check out.
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• Widest and Longest Steel Trailer Fender Recommendation
  The closest option we have would be the Single Axle Trailer Fender part # HP66VR which is 13 inches wide and 36 inches in overall length. This fender is steel too.
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• Availability of Back Plate for etrailer Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP66VR
  The etrailer brand Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP66VR referenced in your question is designed for a direct weld-on installation without using any other components. Because of this, there are no available backing plates or other type of installation hardware available for these fenders. The fender has a 1 inch radius lip on the front and a 90-degree-angled back for flush mounting. We also offer the etrailer Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP36VR with a backing plate. This is a weld-on application...
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• Fender Recommendation for a Bantam Trailer
  I am not very familiar with the tire size 16-6.00, however, I am familiar with the older agricultural tire size 600 x 16. Typically, you will want to choose a fender based on the size of your wheel. If you have 16 inch wheels, then we have 2 fenders that will fit that size. The etrailer Single-Axle Fenders, part # HP66VR, and part # HP46VR. The main difference between these two fenders is the width. Part # HP66VR has a width of 13 inches and part # HP46VR has a width of 10-3/4 inches. Since...
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• Aluminum Trailer Fender that is Approximately 12 Inches Wide, 35 Inches Long, and 15 Inches Tall
  The closest to a match to your specifications that we have is fender # CE17100ATB. But it is 32" long x 10" wide x 16" tall. We have a steel option that is closer, #HP66VR, which is 36" long x 13" wide x 20" tall. This is the best option. I have linked a video review of this fender for you.
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• Availability of a Wide Trailer Fender
  The closest fender we offer to what you are interested in would be the Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP66VR. This fender is 13 inches wide. This fender is also 36 inches long and 20 inches tall.
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• Availability of Jeep-Style Trailer Fenders for 255/75 R17 Size Tires
  We do offer Jeep-style trailer fenders in a range of sizes, however the largest ones are intended for tires sizes up to 15-inches, such as part # HP96VR. This is an aluminum tread plate design that welds on. We also offer the similar fender # HP76VR. The largest fender we offer is # HP66VR, which is a round profile type for 16- to 16-1/2-inch wheels, also intended for weld-on installation. For reference I have linked you to our main page for all trailer fenders.
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• Replacement Trailer Fender Replacement For Single Trailers With 16 Inch Wheels
  Unfortunately, we do not carry the Single Axle Axle Trailer Fender # F13X36-1R you reference anymore. That product has been replaced by the Single Axle Trailer Fender # HP66VR. The Single Axle Trailer # HP66VR has the same measurements as the Redline Trailer Fender F13XR-1R, and will fit the same sized trailer wheels.
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• What is the Largest Size Trailer Fender
  The largest fender we offer is for a 16-1/2 inch wheel, the Single Axle Trailer Fender - 16 Gauge Steel - 16" to 16.5" Wheels # HP66VR. This fender measures 13" wide x 36" long x 20" tall.
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• How Much Tire Clearance Do You Need for Trailer Fenders on a Forest River Grey Wolf
  Hi Sheldon, that’s a really good thing to be paying attention to, because clearance is what keeps you from having tire contact when the suspension flexes over bumps. That 3 inch guideline is more of a safe target than a strict requirement. At around 2 inches, you’re getting into a tighter range where it can still work, but it depends a lot on how your trailer is used and how much suspension travel you actually see. If you’re mostly on smooth roads and campgrounds, you may never have an...
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• Availability of 12" Wide Steel Fenders Without Tabs, Steps or Backing
  The closest thing we have to a 12" wide fender is the Single Axle Trailer Fender for Enclosed Trailers # HP66VR. This measures 36" long x 13" wide x 20" tall and has a 16-gauge cold-rolled steel construction. This fender is designed for single-axle trailer with 15-16" wheel diameters.
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• Availability of Backing Plates for Mounting etrailer Trailer Fender # HP66VR
  The USA-made etrailer brand Trailer Fender # HP66VR is intended for direct weld-on installation without use of any other components. The outside edge of the 16-gauge steel fender has a 1-inch-radius lip and the inside edge (that part that welds on to your trailer) has a straight 90-degree angle. Because these fenders are intended for weld-on installation there are no backing plates or any other type of installation hardware. These fenders are suitable for use with 16 - 16.5-inch diameter...
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