Losier Factory's Cast Aluminum Trailer Hubs provide a wide range of axles and wheels for RVs, A-frame trailers, utility trailers, horse trailers, boat trailers, lawn and garden trailers, mobile food trailers, light trucks, motorhomes, agricultural machinery, and more. We also supply spare parts for the repair and maintenance of trailer axles and wheels.
Losier is a leading Chinese manufacturer of cast aluminum trailer hubs and accessories. One of our specialized divisions is dedicated to the production of a wide range of wheel bearing kits and hub assemblies. As a fully integrated supplier—encompassing product design, R&D, manufacturing, and sales—we are able to offer highly competitive pricing and OEM-quality standards across our entire product range.
| project | Trailer Axle Hub |
| Maximum Payload | 3,500 pounds |
| country of origin | China |
| Location | Cangzhou, Hebei |
| Brand Name | custom made |
| Type | Machined Parts |
| Spare Part Type | Aluminum, Brass, Steel, Metals, Copper, Nickel, Iron, Alloys (If the material you require is not listed above,please contact us.) |
| Key Selling Points | High precision |
| Weight (kg) | 0.1 kilograms |
| Post-Warranty Service | Video Technical Support, Spare Parts |
| Applicable Industries | Tractor Parts, Lawn Mower Parts, Snow Blower Parts, Snowplow Parts, Golf Cart Parts, Go-Kart Parts,Garage Door Parts, Auto Parts |
| process | CNC Machining |
| Surface Treatment | Nickel Plating |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 10 items |
| technology | CNC |
| tolerance | 0.05 |
1. Selecting New Tires for Your Trailer: Before replacing your trailer tires, you need to purchase new ones. When buying new tires for a trailer, it is important to keep a few steps in mind. The first step in selecting new trailer tires is determining the size you need. Tire dimensions are determined by the tire's width, the wheel's diameter, and the rim's PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter). You can find this information in your owner's manual or online. Once you know the required tire size, you can begin comparing options across different stores. The next step in selecting new trailer tires is determining which type best suits your needs. If you plan to use the trailer to carry heavier loads in the future, you should also consider purchasing tires with a higher load-carrying capacity.
2. Jacking Up the Trailer: To replace a tire on your trailer, you must first jack it up. Here is how to do it: a. Park the trailer on level ground and engage the parking brake. b. Place the jack under the trailer frame, close to the tire you intend to replace. c. Lift the trailer until the tire is clear of the ground. You may need to place a block or support under the jack to ensure stability.
3. Removing the Old Trailer Wheel: When replacing trailer tires, it is also important to properly remove the old wheel. This ensures that the new tire seats correctly and that the trailer's weight is distributed evenly. Here is how to remove the old wheel: a. Use a socket wrench to remove the lug nuts from the wheel. b. Pull the wheel off the axle. c. Inspect the axle for any signs of damage or wear, and replace it if necessary.
4. Inspecting the Wheel Hub: When replacing trailer tires, it is crucial to inspect the wheel hub. The trailer hub is the component where the wheel is seated and connected to the axle. If the hub is damaged, it could cause the wheel to detach while the trailer is in motion. Here is how to inspect the trailer hub: a. Visually inspect the hub for any cracks or damage. b. Run your hand along the exterior of the hub to check for any sharp edges. c. Verify that the mounting bolts are tight and in good condition. d. Spin the wheel by hand to see if it rotates freely on the hub assembly. d. If you have a digital multimeter, you can check for electrical continuity between the mounting bolts and the axle. This will indicate whether one of the electrical connections is faulty.
5. Installing the New Trailer Wheel: Mounting a new trailer wheel is a simple process, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, align the new wheel with the holes on the trailer hub. Second, inspect the wheel bearings and lubricate them if necessary. Once everything is ready, tighten the lug nuts, then lower the trailer back to the ground. Finally, inflate the tire to the appropriate pressure.
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