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15" x 5" Steel trailer wheel has a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern and a 3.19" pilot diameter. High-gloss black powder coat with red stripes is rust resistant.
When you're towing serious weight, a strong wheel makes all the difference. This steel mod wheel handles up to 2,200 lbs, giving you a solid margin for heavy cargo or long-distance hauls. It meets DOT standards, so you can run it with confidence mile after mile.
Corrosion doesnt stand a chance here. This steel wheel goes through a 2-step finishing process that includes an e-coat primer and a durable black powder coat. The result is a clean look that fights off rust and moisture, holding up well in tough weather or humid storage conditions.
This rim uses a standard 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern, so it bolts right onto most light-duty trailer hubs without any weird spacing or adapters. If you're replacing an old wheel, it'll drop right in without a headache.
The modular spoke layout gives this wheel both a sturdy structure and a classic look that works well on any trailer setup. Steel construction provides rigidity under load and steady tracking on the road - ideal for anyone who values durability and dependable performance trip after trip.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Dexstar Steel Mod Trailer Wheel. Now, if you're looking for a dependable trailer wheel that can handle serious weight without giving you problems down the road, this is gonna be a solid option for you to consider. This is rated to support up to 2200 pounds, so it's built for a steady hauling and it's not gonna feel under built when you're carrying heavier loads. Now, one of the big advantages is the corrosion protection.
This has a two-step finish; an e-coat primer underneath a black powder coat on top. And the combination's really gonna do a great job of helping to resist rust, which is especially important if your trailer sees rain, road salt, or regular outdoor storage. Fitment is going to be pretty straightforward and secure. This does use a five on four-and-a-half inch bolt pattern with a 3.19-inch pilot hole, so that's pretty common setup. If your trailer matches those specs, this should fit right up without any hassle.
This is designed for half-inch by 20 wheel bolts as well. If you're wondering how to measure your wheel bolt pattern, you can look on this product page a little bit on the lower half of the page. We can walk you through step by step how you can measure your bolt pattern. Construction wise, this is made from steel. It has a modular design, so it's strong.
It's built to last. It's gonna look great. I especially like the double red stripe, pinstripe around the perimeter, so I think it's gonna look sharp on your trailer. Looking at measurements, the diameter measuring bead seat to bead seat is 15 inches. The width is five inches.
So practical size from any standard trailer applications. If you happen to have any other questions, whether it's about this wheel or anything else that we have here at etrailer, don't hesitate to reach out. We do wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
Ratings & Reviews

Seadog
1/21/2026
I have had this wheel in operation for a year or so now and zero problems great product worth the price.

Mike L.
7/27/2026
I'm sorry that happened Allan, I'll get that straightened out for you.
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Victoria H.
2/13/2025
I agree with you and Daddy, Don! That sure is a wise way to put it. What are you hauling?