Availability of Replacement Trailer Wheel for Dexstar 17-149 15x6JJ

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Hello. I recently bought a travel trailer. The wheels have a sticker that says Dexstar 17-149 15x6JJ When I search that it brings me to your site. Can you help me locate this wheel? I want to buy another one.

asked by: Steven T

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Hey Steven, the correct replacement trailer wheel for the Dexstar 17-149 15x6JJ that you found on your wheel is our part number # AM20522. Do you need a tire too?

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Steven T.

2/21/2025

Jameson, Thank you for your quick reply! I don't need a tire at the moment.

Jameson C.

2/24/2025

@StevenT Right on! Glad to help!

David W.

9/7/2025

Hey Steven I came across this thread with the similar question. Do you carry the AM20522 in black?

Jameson C.

9/8/2025

@DavidW Yes we do with the part # DEX54FR.

David W.

9/15/2025

@JamesonC, I received the wheel today and it is not the same. The DEX54FR is a 5inch wheel. The Dextar and AM20522 are 6inch.

Jameson C.

9/15/2025

@DavidW I'm sorry I should have noticed that detail and I didn't. What tire size do you have? The standard 15 inch trailer tire sizes can fit either rim width so in theory this would still be able to work for you.

Answer 1

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Answer 10

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