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Old 04-20-2015, 08:39 PM
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Default Rims for my lawn trailer... i know it not boat ...but i need the OSO consulting

I have a lawn trailer a simple double axle that i have 4 white wagon wheels. It is time for a update to something with more in this decade. I would like a nice chrome pair or aluminum pair.

I was wondering it someone knew of a good place where i can purchase a set ?

they are 205 75R15
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Originally Posted by powerqrudy
I have a lawn trailer a simple double axle that i have 4 white wagon wheels. It is time for a update to something with more in this decade. I would like a nice chrome pair or aluminum pair.

I was wondering it someone knew of a good place where i can purchase a set ?

they are 205 75R15
Walmart sells galvinized rims with tires mounted.......they almost look chromed (like "Chromed in India")
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I've bought a few trailer related items from http://www.etrailer.com/. Always had great experiences with them.

Seen other members recommend them too.
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do yourself a favor and bump up to the 225/75/15 size. you can get them in a better load rating and they seem to last much longer. i had the 205's on my car trailer and used them for less than a year before they were toast. now have the 225's and have ad them for 3 years and dont even look worn
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