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Old 01-13-2025, 08:15 AM   #1
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tire rims

Looking to order 1 replacement rim for spare tire. i have 15 inch tires, 225 75 15. any other info needed whren ordering
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Looking to order 1 replacement rim for spare tire. i have 15 inch tires, 225 75 15. any other info needed whren ordering
Check your other rims and see what the PSI rating is on the rims. Look to see what brand the other rims are as well.
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Check your other rims and see what the PSI rating is on the rims. Loom to see what brand the other rims are as well.

Not changing tires. whats on the rv is from factory as is tires. tires are 80 pst endurance
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Old 01-13-2025, 09:48 AM   #4
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15" trailer wheels come in 5 and 6 lugs.
ST225/75-15 tires come in a load C/D/E (50/65/80 psi). At one time older trailer wheels came with those psi ratings. Most newer 6 lug 15" will be a 80 psi rated.
If your using load E tires make sure the trailer wheel carries a 80 psi or a 2800 lb load rating.
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Old 01-13-2025, 09:56 AM   #5
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Most RV trailer rims don't have PSI stamped on them. They have load ratings that usually correspond closely with the tires load rating.

You don't say whether you want steel or aluminum and if you want matching.
For a spare steel is the go to. Since you have 225/75/15 E GY tires then the load rating is 2830 lbs.
Several places sell 15" 0 offset trailer rims.

https://recstuff.com/trailer-wheels/...r-wheel-ws521/
https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Tir...oaApawEALw_wcB

Your local tire center
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Most RV trailer rims don't have PSI stamped on them. They have load ratings that usually correspond closely with the tires load rating.

You don't say whether you want steel or aluminum and if you want matching.
For a spare steel is the go to. Since you have 225/75/15 E GY tires then the load rating is 2830 lbs.
Several places sell 15" 0 offset trailer rims.

https://recstuff.com/trailer-wheels/...r-wheel-ws521/
https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Tir...oaApawEALw_wcB

Your local tire center
Hmm... all of my trailers have had the PSI rating stamped inside of the wheel itself (so far all have been stamped on one of the spokes). Maybe there are some that don't.
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Hmm... all of my trailers have had the PSI rating stamped inside of the wheel itself (so far all have been stamped on one of the spokes). Maybe there are some that don't.
None of my Tredit ORV rims have a PSI. Max Weight only. I looked really good all over and nothing but max weight. I also bought two aftermarket trailer rims from Etrailer and no PSI. It might still be a thing with automotive rims.

Just my observation but when looking at rims on Tredit they list the tires max load and rims max load. It seems the reasoning is that if you run the tires at max load PSI and are not over the rim max load then PSI is moot. These are aluminum rims, Steel may be different.
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Not changing tires. whats on the rv is from factory as is tires. tires are 80 pst endurance
Not talking about the tires' PSI, but the rims. For example, would you put tires with a PSI of 110 or higher on a rim rated for 85psi?
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Not talking about the tires' PSI, but the rims. For example, would you put tires with a PSI of 110 or higher on a rim rated for 85psi?
I did and many others have as well. Went from E rated 80 psi to G rated at 110 psi. I only run 60-70 psi in the G. Would I run 110 in the G's on my E rated 3640 lb max load rims? No. The G's are rated to 4080 lbs.
No different than guys going from a D to an E rated tire.
I'm not exceeding the rims load rating.
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There should be a code stamped on the rim, most likely on the inside of the rim. Wherever you order your rim from should ask you for that code, if they are a good quality
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