Az-tec trailers

[MMeier]

... anyone tell me what they use for a lug pattern on their 3500# axles? TIA!!

 

[HBarlow]

I don't have a clue so probably shouldn't even post this but it is my understanding (possibly 100% wrong) that all late model Ferd wheels are metric-sized which makes them rare birds not interchangeable. i also believe that all GM and Dodge wheels are SAE and interchangeable bolt pattern but maybe not the same backset. I believe that most 3/4 ton or one ton srw (not dually Budd wheels) GM/Dodge/trailer wheels are interchangeable.

Please, someone correct me if I am wrong and I'll learn something.

Oops! Myi apologies. After posting this I realized you were asking about 3500# axle wheels, not the larger ones. I know in the back of my memory that you haul commercially so I was thinking heavy trailer, heavy wheels.

3500# trailers us a wheel that has the same bolt pattern as a 1/2 ton GM/Dodge pickup wheel, I think, but most don't have the same backset.

SouthWest Wheel is a good source of inexpensive wheels.

 

[AClayton]

... anyone tell me what they use for a lug pattern on their 3500# axles? TIA!!

Most , MOST 3500lb axles are 5 on 4 1/2. By far the most popular bolt pattern!!



Alan

 

[rumblefish]

3500# trailers us a wheel that has the same bolt pattern as a 1/2 ton GM/Dodge pickup wheel, I think, but most don't have the same backset.

as said, most axles use the 4. 5" bolt pattern, which is a ford/dodge pattern. gm, as usual, does it wrong. ive also seen axles with the gm pattern, but they are not as near common as the 4. 5".