Is this a 5 inch wheel?
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can't tell for sure, but probably 51/4". should work ok for 5" replacement if you replace all.
2185609
First, the wheel I bought has only 5 spokes not 6. Even so, I believe that it would not hold up due to the thinness of the spokes. The sears models seem to have more substantial wheels.
1693163
Look up your bolt pattern, but I'm pretty sure they are 5 on 4.5, which is the same as these wheels.
268245
Hello,This is a 16" wheel with a 7" width (16x7). Let me know if you have any other questions.Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x... » Read More It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. « Show Less
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Actually I replied earlier to wrong wheel purchased. I would have to measure to see but most are standard size.
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No, it is 2 7/8" x 1 3/4". I have swapped out all my smaller switches with these and I very pleased with the results. Adds upscale look to my 5th wheel.
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no , it does not.but it is not 23mm either. on my wheels it measured 19 mm. hmmmmm.
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Honestly, I have no idea. What is the wheel size? Does the description fit your need?
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Yes it will fit ,but on the fifth wheel I have it is a little bit long so we have to gather it up in the back. An also mine is not a toy hauler.
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The 5 means a 5 hole wheel. 4.5 means the distance from the center of 1 stud to the center of the third stud multiplied by 1.05
351976
The 5 lug hole pattern is the same on all 12" wheels. The new 5-hole wheel was a perfect replacement for my old 12" wheel.
333376
Yes, I can confirm that the wheel is exactly 10" in diameter. I measured it just to be certain.
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Hello, Unfortunately not. Your vehicle's bolt pattern is 4x100 with an offset range between 35-45. The offset of this wheel is correct but is for a 5 lug bolt pattern. -Gilbert
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No, you need to buy a set of locking nuts. Which is one per wheel, thus 5 lugs, 5 nuts.
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Yes it will work for a 5 x 4.5 but it is not a precision fit so it will have some slop and the ability to move before the wheel is bolted down. The thickness is 3/16"
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Hello, It looks like the AX181 "6" part is a typo. The wheel is in fact 17". Thank you, -Jon