Fenders for 14 Diameter Wheels on Boat Trailer

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What is the inside length of this 13 inch wheel fender. I have a 06 ultra craft boat and trailer with 14 inch wheels. The length between the axle I bolts is only 32 inches. Inside of brackets that fender will sit on is only 28”. Seems like the 14” smiths are too big. Would these 13” fit?

asked by: John

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Since you have 14" diameter wheels you will want to use the CE Smith Single Axle Trailer Fenders # CE19504-2 that are designed for that size and have an inside length of 29-11/16". These fenders allow you to use your existing mounting brackets at the 32" measurement you took or you can drill your own and use Mounting Brackets for Trailer Fender - 13"/14"/15" Wheels # CE26098G-2; the CE Smith fenders are going to require drilling and will fit your current trailer. I've added links to video reviews of these parts for you to take a look at as well.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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