Affordable trailer wheels and tires are easiest to choose by matching tire size, load rating, bolt pattern, and center bore to your trailer. These five assemblies include options for 8-, 13-, and 15-inch wheels: eCustomRim’s ST205/75D15 pair is best for compatible 15-inch setups, while Garvee’s 4.80-8 pair suits smaller utility trailers. Compare the specifications below before ordering; a low-cost assembly is only a good fit when its dimensions and capacity meet your trailer’s requirements.
| Assembly | Size | Load Rating | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| eCustomRim Black Mod | ST205/75D15 | 1,820 lb per tire | Compatible 15-inch setups |
| Garvee Spoke Wheel | ST175/80D13 | 1,360 lb per tire | 13-inch utility trailers |
| Garvee White Rim | 4.80-8 | 745 lb per tire | Small utility trailers |
| eCustomRim LRC | ST175/80D13 | 1,360 lb per tire | 13-inch replacement pairs |
| TUFFIOM White Rim | ST205/75D15 | 1,820 lb per tire | 15-inch assemblies with coated rims |
eCustomRim ST205/75D15 Black Mod Pair
This two-assembly set combines ST205/75D15 bias-ply tires with black mod rims. Each tire is rated for a maximum load of 1,820 pounds and a maximum pressure of 50 PSI. The 15-by-5-inch rims have a 5-on-4.5-inch bolt pattern and a 3.19-inch center bore. The listed assembly includes a valve stem and is described as DOT-approved; the product details also list a two-year manufacturer’s warranty with roadside assistance.
Best for: Buyers replacing compatible 15-inch assemblies who want a black rim and a stated 1,820-pound-per-tire capacity. It was selected for its common listed bolt pattern and clearly specified size. Confirm the rim width and center bore against your trailer. Its bias-ply construction may not be the preferred choice for every towing setup.
Garvee ST175/80D13 Spoke Wheel Pair
Garvee’s pair includes ST175/80D13 bias-ply tires and black 13-by-4.5-inch steel rims. The tires have six-ply construction, Load Range C, and a listed maximum load of 1,360 pounds each at 50 PSI. The rims use a 5-on-4.5-inch bolt pattern. The manufacturer describes the nylon-cord bias design as suited to rugged or uneven terrain and lists utility, boat, and camping trailers as possible applications.
Best for: Owners with a matching 13-inch, five-lug setup who want a black spoke style and a clearly stated capacity. This set offers a smaller-wheel alternative to the 15-inch assemblies in this list. Check the hub’s center bore before buying; the supplied feature details do not state that measurement.
Garvee 4.80-8 White Rim Pair
This set of two 4.80-8 tires comes mounted on white 8-by-3.75-inch rims. The listed specifications include Load Range C, six-ply construction, a maximum load of 745 pounds per tire, and maximum inflation pressure of 90 PSI. The tires have a stated 16.6-inch overall diameter. The rims use five lugs on a 4.5-inch bolt pattern, with a 2.85-inch center bore.
Best for: Buyers who need compact 8-inch trailer wheels for a compatible small utility, cargo, boat, farm, or lawn-mower trailer. Its smaller size and lower listed capacity distinguish it from the 13- and 15-inch choices. Avoid this option if your trailer requires a larger tire or a higher per-tire load rating.
eCustomRim ST175/80D13 LRC Pair
This two-pack pairs ST175/80D13 bias-ply tires with 13-by-4.5-inch rims. Each tire is rated for up to 1,360 pounds at a maximum of 50 PSI, with a stated 24.4-inch overall diameter and Load Range C. The rims have a 5-on-4.5-inch bolt pattern and a 3.19-inch center bore. The listed assembly includes a valve stem and is described as DOT-approved. Product details list a two-year manufacturer’s warranty with roadside assistance.
Best for: Buyers replacing 13-inch assemblies who want the center-bore measurement stated and a matched pair. It is a direct size alternative to Garvee’s 13-inch option, but the rim finish differs. Confirm the 3.19-inch bore and tire diameter suit your trailer before ordering; this is a bias-ply tire.
TUFFIOM ST205/75D15 White Rim Pair
TUFFIOM’s two-pack uses ST205/75D15 bias-ply tires with six-ply Load Range C construction. Each tire has a listed maximum load of 1,820 pounds and maximum inflation pressure of 50 PSI. The 15-by-6-inch steel rims have a 5-on-4.5-inch bolt pattern and a 3.3-inch center bore. The product details also describe an anti-corrosion coating and a nylon cap ply overlay.
Best for: Buyers seeking a 15-inch assembly with a white rim and a stated coated finish. It offers the same listed tire size and maximum load as the eCustomRim 15-inch option, but the rim width and center bore differ. Check both measurements carefully. Do not exceed the tire’s stated pressure or load limits.
Buying Guide: How To Choose Trailer Wheels And Tires
Which tire size does your trailer require?
Start with the size printed on the existing tire or specified in the trailer documentation. This list includes 4.80-8, ST175/80D13, and ST205/75D15 assemblies; these sizes are not interchangeable. Also consider overall diameter and rim width, because a different assembly may not clear the trailer or fit its wheel position.
How do you check wheel fitment?
Match the bolt pattern and center bore to the hub, then verify rim diameter and width. Several options use a 5-on-4.5-inch bolt pattern, but that alone does not establish fit. For example, the listed 13-inch eCustomRim and Garvee assemblies differ in whether a center-bore measurement is provided. Do not assume missing specifications match your hub.
What load rating should you choose?
Compare the trailer’s required capacity with the tire’s load rating, while accounting for the load carried by each tire. The listed maximums range from 745 pounds per tire for the 4.80-8 set to 1,820 pounds per tire for the 15-inch options. Keep within the product’s pressure and load limits, and use the trailer or tire manufacturer’s guidance when determining requirements.
Are bias-ply tires right for your trailer?
All five products are described as bias-ply tires. The supplied product details emphasize their construction and, for one Garvee option, use on uneven terrain. Choose based on your trailer requirements and intended use rather than assuming that a particular construction suits every towing situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I replace only one trailer wheel and tire?
Check the trailer and tire manufacturer’s guidance. When replacing one assembly, match the tire size, load rating, wheel dimensions, and construction to the remaining equipment.
Does the bolt pattern confirm that a wheel will fit?
No. The bolt pattern is one fitment measurement. Center bore, rim size, and other trailer requirements also need to match.
What does Load Range C mean in these listings?
It is the stated load-range designation for several products here. Use the listed maximum load and pressure, and confirm that they meet your trailer’s requirements.
Should I inflate a tire to its maximum PSI?
Do not exceed the maximum pressure printed in the product specifications. Follow the tire and trailer manufacturer’s inflation guidance for your load and setup.