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The 5.30-12 tires, being wider, are going to make more contact with the road. This means that the noise, and heat build up will be higher than a 4.80-12 tire but the rolling resistance will actually be less because the tire is larger diameter. The…
view full answer...Hey Hubert! We do not have many options in 4.80-12 tire, especially for a boat trailer. Our best one is going to be the Loadstar 4.80-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" Galvanized Wheel item #AM30670. This wheel has a 5 on 4-1/2" lug nut pattern…
view full answer...Hey Tom, The Kenda Karrier #KE89EV you mentioned is a close size to the original on that CE Smith #CE48870 trailer, but it is not the exact same size. The Kenda #KE89EV is a larger tire size, but uses the same size rim and bolt pattern. The width and…
view full answer...Hey Frank, I looked up that rotor and it looks like it's a 10" rotor with a 5 on 4 1/2 bolt pattern. That being said, you can use the Kodiak 10" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly #KHR10D as a replacement, with the Grease Seal #RG06-050, the Timken…
view full answer...The factory puck system that was available for your 2017 Ram 2500 is integrated into the frame and cannot be installed as an aftermarket part. There are some underbed mounted fifth wheel hitch install kits but as of right now none of them install a…
view full answer...A brake magnet such as the one on the Hayes/AL-KO #185100 that you referenced or the brake magnet depicted in your photo does not visually look “worn out” and they do not have hole type wear indicators. If the inner coil of the magnet is exposed then…
view full answer...We have the Dexter Axle Double Lip Seal for Marine Hubs #168255TB which has the 1.68 inch diameter you need along with the 2.56 inch inside hub diameter you need.
view full answer...Hello Mark, thanks for getting in touch. The 145/R12 tires and the 4.80-12 are similar but not exactly the same size. The 4.80-12 tires are 4.9" wide and 20.7" in diameter when fully inflated. The 145/R12 tires are going to be about…
view full answer...Most trailer wheels have a zero offset. This is because a zero offset allows the wheel to handle the maximum load by distributing the the load equally to both sides of the wheel. To determine if your trailer wheels have an offset, you will want to…
view full answer...We have an option that is very close to a perfect replacement for your fender. It's the CE Smith Single Axle Trailer Fender w/ Top and Side Steps, part #CE19503. This measures 40-1/8" Long x 10" wide x 10-1/4" tall, making it only…
view full answer...Hello Jake, Great question. I have a better option for you instead of wiring 2 of the Atlas IV Vaquero Self-Contained Hydraulic Trailer Jack - Bolt On - 10K #ST45FR, instead you can get the Atlas IV Vaquero Self-Contained Hydraulic Tandem Trailer…
view full answer...The speed rating limitation for a trailer will come down to the tires, it has little to nothing to do with the axle, hub, or wheel size. That said, smaller tires generally do have lower speed ratings but you do not need to upgrade the wheels on your…
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