Trailer Wheel 8'' Inch

Hi and thanks for your enquiry, the PCD of the studs is 4inch. Many thanks.

HI David, our 8 inch wheels are 4 Ply and our 10 inch wheels are 6 Ply.  I hope this is helpful and let me know if you need any more information. Regards.Jake Gebhard 

Hi AndyI guess we just spoke about nuts and studs and once you know what you are looking for you could either try someone like http://www.indespension.co.uk/207-wheel-nuts as they carry these sorts of spares or let us know and we'll order them in for you however we will be much more expensive than themI hope that helpsDavid Shilling 

Hi PascalYes I can confirm that the wheels we sell seperatly are the same wheels that are fitted to our trailers.Yes the Compact EU Road Base has an 8 inch wheelRegardsDavid

Hi RobYes this is the same wheel as supplied with the Vario 1 and compact and if you want to fit a spare wheel to your trailer or road base the below is designed to do so https://www.tridentuk.com/gb/spare-wheel-bracket-trtraswb.html RegardsDavid 

Hi Carlos I have never heard of these being balanced Regards David

Hi Steve You have asked this question in relation to the wheel but it's the type of nut or stud that the torque setting would suit. For our hubs with 3/8" UNF thread we'd recommend 60 Nm Regards David

Hi Tim I think you'll find your trailer has 10 inch wheels and will have something like 5.00 - 5.20 x 10 written on the side of the tyre Here is a link to the product https://www.tridentuk.com/gb/product-trailer-wheel-10inch-sr-wheel-10.html Regards David

Hi Martin, 220mm sounds like an 8inch road wheel, it's common to measure the outside of the wheel which includes a lip to stop the tyre sliding off and not the part of the wheel that the tyre sits on. The tyre will probably have something like 4.80/4.00-8 written on it Here is a link https://www.tridentuk.com/gb/product-trailer-wheel-8-sr-wheel-8.html Regards David