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Availability Of 4-Lug 12" Machined Trailer Wheel With Black Inlay  

Updated 03/05/2026 | Published 03/03/2026

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First are all 4 lug wheels the same pattern/ distance, do you have 12” trailer wheels and tires that are machined/black inlay

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Hey Sam, thanks for reaching out. Yes the 4 on 4 bolt pattern is standard for 4-lug wheels. Unless you have some kind of weird agricultural wheel or really old vintage wheel, if it has 4 lugs, they will be 4" apart across.

As far as the 12" 4-lug wheel/tire combos, we do have one, but the wheel is silver without any black inlay. Take a look at the following:

- Kenda KR25 Radial Trailer Tire with 12" Aluminum HWT Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range D # AM31208HWT

What kind of trailer is this for?

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Kenda KR25 Radial Trailer Tire with 12" Aluminum HWT Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range D
Kenda KR25 Radial Trailer Tire with 12" Aluminum HWT Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range D
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Sam S.

3/3/2026

It for a 1995 Escapade LS

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Jesse M.

3/3/2026

@SamS Ok nice! Yes aluminum wheels are a good call for a boat trailer. Would you do a silver wheel or do you have your heart set on black?
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Steve G.

3/4/2026

I purchased a set for my motorcycle trailer. They fit perfectly and look really nice.

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Jesse M.

3/5/2026

@SteveG Heck yes they do! Thanks for sharing!
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Jim T.

3/4/2026

I have a pair on a boat trailer. They are great. I can run 75mph all day and no problem.

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Jesse M.

3/5/2026

@JimT Slow down there speed racer! Haha just kidding. Glad to hear the tires are working out though. Thanks for sharing!
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Bart S.

3/4/2026

I have these wheels & tires on a trailer for our 19' steamboat; they work really well and seem to give a smoother ride than the bias ply tires I used to use. I often launch in salt water, and so far there's no sign of any corrosion issues.

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Jesse M.

3/5/2026

@BartS Hey Bart, thanks for the feedback! Glad to heat they are working out. Those aluminum wheels should never rust or corrode.
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Dave

3/5/2026

Installed these on a 35 year old cargo trailer that I restored to pull behind my new motorcycle. They look and perform great. Everyone complements the trailer and wheels and ignores my new motorcycle. Just a note: load range D is really stiff and for a trailer and cargo that weighs significantly less than 500 pounds. Everyone seems to to recommend inflating trailer tires to the max but on a light weight trailer like mine the math says only six pounds. I inflate to 20-25 and get full tread on the ground and the trailer doesn’t bounce around like a bucking bronco. Load range B would have been sufficient but that was not available. I think you will be happy with this wheel/tire combo. Agree with the other guy about getting the stickers off the wheels. First world,problems!

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Jesse M.

3/5/2026

@Dave Hey Dave, thanks for the feedback! Those aluminum wheels are definitely head turners! That's a good tip about lowering the PSI too. Doing that does decrease the load rating of the tire but with such a lightweight trailer that really won't matter. Thanks again for sharing!

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