This kit includes two 145R10 trailer wheels with Wanda WR068 tyres fitted on 4 x 100 PCD metric ri...This kit includes two 145R10 trailer wheels with Wanda WR068 tyres fitted on 4 x 100 PCD metric rims, and two high-speed hub and stub axles. The Wanda tyres are E-Marked for road legal use in Europe, offering a load rating of 500kgs (single axle) and a speed rating of 140km/h. The rims are 3.50x10 powder-coated steel with a zero offset and a 60mm centre hole. The hubs are rated to 80mph and feature sealed precision ball bearings, eliminating the need for greasing. They have 4 x M12 studs with a 100mm PCD. The included stub axles are 35mmx35mm square, 200mm long, and made from solid steel with rounded edges for easy fitting. These are genuine "SPP" Steelpress Production parts manufactured in Poland. The tyre tread offers a combined vertical and block pattern for enhanced on and off-road grip, excellent water dispersion, hydroplaning resistance, good heat dissipation, and quiet high-speed performance.
This guide is for owners of trailers who want to ensure road legality and reliable performance. The Parnells 145R10 Trailer Kit provides a complete wheel and axle solution, offering a high-speed rating and enhanced grip. Keep in mind that proper installation and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and safety.
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Brand
Parnells
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FAQs
Are these tyres suitable for off-road use?
Yes, the tyre tread design offers enhanced grip suitable for both on and off-road conditions.
What is the load rating per wheel?
The load rating is 500kgs per wheel (for a single axle).
Do I need to grease the wheel bearings?
No, the hubs feature sealed precision ball bearings that do not require greasing.
What is the speed rating of the tyres?
The tyres are rated for speeds up to 140km/h (80mph).
Are these tyres E-Marked?
Yes, the Wanda tyres are E-Marked, ensuring they meet European road legal standards.
What size rims are included?
The rims are 3.50x10.
Are the stub axles included?
Yes, the kit includes stub axles.
What is the PCD of the hubs?
The PCD is 4 x 100mm.
Troubleshooting
Trailer feels unstable at high speeds.
Check tyre pressure, wheel alignment, and load distribution. Ensure all components are correctly installed and tightened.
Tyre wear is uneven.
Check wheel alignment and inspect for any suspension issues. Consider rotating the tyres to promote even wear.
Hubs making unusual noises.
Inspect hubs for damage and ensure the wheel nuts are properly torqued. If noise persists, have a mechanic check the sealed bearings.
Tyres are rubbing against the trailer frame.
Ensure the correct offset and tyre size are used. Check for any damage or misalignment in the trailer's suspension.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Complete kit for easy trailer upgrades.
E-Marked tyres for road legality in Europe.
High-speed rating suitable for highway use.
Durable construction with sealed bearings.
Enhanced grip for various road conditions.
Cons
Requires proper installation for optimal performance.
Load capacity is for a single axle only, so you may need to adjust it for a double axle.
Tyre size may not fit all trailer types; check compatibility.
Regular inspection and maintenance are needed.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Consult a qualified mechanic for installation, ensuring all components are correctly fitted and torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.
Compatibility: Verify that the 4 x 100 PCD bolt pattern and hub size are compatible with your trailer's existing setup before installation.
Tyre Pressure: Maintain the recommended tyre pressure as indicated on the tyre sidewall. This is crucial for optimal performance, load capacity, and fuel efficiency.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the tyres for wear and tear, cuts, or bulges. Also, check the rims and axles for any signs of damage or corrosion.
Wheel Alignment: Ensure proper wheel alignment to prevent uneven tyre wear and ensure smooth rolling.
Bearing Maintenance: Since the hubs have sealed bearings, they don't need greasing, but check for any unusual noises or play. If noticed, have a mechanic inspect them.
Storage: When storing your trailer for an extended period, protect the tyres from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.