What Holds the Weight of a Trailer Wheel, the Studs or the Pilot Hole
Updated 08/11/2015 | Published 08/10/2015
Question:
on my 5 hole wheel the center axle hole is larger then the hub. What is holding the weight, the studs?
asked by: S G
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Expert Reply:
Yes, if the pilot diameter of your wheel is larger than the center of the hub then the lug nuts/studs are what is holding the weight of your trailer.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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