What Size Tires Fit the 16" x 6" Aluminum Eagle Trailer Wheel LH48VR?
Updated 03/02/2026 | Published 02/27/2026
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What size tires go on these rims Part Number: LH48VR? I want to use Michelin LTX tires. Thank you
asked by: Anthony
Expert Reply:
Hey Anthony. The Aluminum Eagle Trailer Wheel item # LH48VR is a 16" x 6" rim so you'll want to use ST235/80R16 or ST235/85R16 on your 5th wheel trailer. This wheel is sold individually and has a 6 on 5-1/2 lug nut pattern. It has a 3,300 lbs capacity and a 4.25" pilot hole.
A ST235/85R16 is right at 31-1/2" in diameter and a ST235/80R16 is closer to 30.7–31". You'll want to make sure your fender wells can accommodate this tall of a tire. You'll want at least 3" of clearance to avoid rubbing the inside of your fenders.
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