Wheel Bolt Size for Wheel Rim Clamp for Mobile Homes Style Hubs
Updated 07/22/2013 | Published 07/19/2013
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Question:
What size lug/bolt do I order to go with the clamps?
asked by: Daniel G
Expert Reply:
Typically mobile home hubs use wheel bolts instead of studs. This rim clamp has hole diameter of 9/16 inch. Most of the wheel bolts we carry that will be long enough to work with the rim clamp are 1/2 inch diameter wheel bolts. If your mobile home hub uses 1/2 inch wheel bolts, then I would recommend the Redline Wheel Bolts, part # 7-23, or part # 090753. Since the 1/2 inch wheel bolts have a smaller diameter than the hole in the rim clamp, there may be some play but should work and hold as long as the wheel bolt is torqued down properly.
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