Replacement Wheel Solutions for Demco Tow Dolly

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this wheel fix my Demco tow dolly ? my bolt pattern is 4 1/2 inch tire size 215 70R14

asked by: J. F

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We have just what you are looking for to replace the wheel of your Demco Tow Dolly with the part # DM11574 for just the wheel or part # DM5965 for the wheel and tire! A standard trailer wheel like the # AM20364 will not work as it doesn't have the correct offset which is why you have to use the Demco wheel options.

Standard trailer wheels like the # AM20364 have a zero offset while Demco wheels like the # DM11574 have a +42mm offset.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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