17-1/2" Replacement Wheels for 2007 Teton 5th Wheel With 215/75R17.5 Tires
Updated 02/27/2026 | Published 02/26/2026 >
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I am looking for 4 17.5 trailer wheels for my 2007 teton 5th wheel. This a 2 axle trailer. The loaded weight is approximately 20,000 pounds. The tyres are 215/75/17.5 Thank you Kelly
asked by: Kelly C
Expert Reply:
Hi Kelly, welcome back! You can still use the Aluminum Lynx Trailer Wheel # LI44FR I mentioned before, it just isn't available in black. If you want black wheels I recommend the Aluminum Trinity Series Trailer Wheel # TA84XR.
Unlike Lionshead, Taskmaster styles tend to stick around so if you ever need a replacement it won't be so hard to find a matching wheel. These wheels have a slightly lower capacity, and with four of them they can handle 19,400 lbs. Even if you're maxed out at 20,000 lbs you will have a lot of pin weight that won't be on the axles so the wheels can handle it.
What trip are you gearing up for with your Teton?

Kelly C.
2/27/2026
The big question of the day is what kind of deal do we get on 4



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Aluminum Trinity Series Trailer Wheel - 17-1/2" x 6-3/4" - 8 on 6-1/2 - Black Fork
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Kelly C.
2/27/2026
Central Fl. to central Mt. Two of the four wheels cracked. The wheels are six years old. That said we want the strongest wheels we can get. Do you have steel wheels that would work for us with out being ugly