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Spare Wheel Carriers

Galvanised Spare Wheel Bracket – 5 Stud Ford & HT Holden Pattern

Brand: SEAWAY

SKU: SW-SWBG

$66.00
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This galvanised spare wheel bracket provides a secure and convenient mounting solution for compatible boat and utility trailers. Designed to accommodate both 5-stud Ford and HT Holden wheel patterns, it features a sturdy steel construction with a corrosion-resistant galvanised finish. The angled bracket design allows practical spare wheel positioning, while the bolt-on mounting system makes installation straightforward without welding, keeping a replacement wheel readily accessible.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Dual Stud Pattern: Suits Ford and HT Holden 5-stud trailer wheels.
  • - Galvanised Finish: Helps protect against rust and corrosion.
  • - Heavy-Duty Steel: Durable construction for trailer applications.
  • - Angled Bracket: Positions the spare wheel away from the mounting surface.
  • - Bolt-On Installation: No welding required on compatible mounting sections.
  • - Convenient Storage: Keeps a spare wheel securely mounted and accessible.

Specifications & Dimensions

  • - Product Type: Spare wheel carrier bracket
  • - Material: Steel
  • - Finish: Galvanised
  • - Mounting Style: Bolt-on
  • - Bracket Design: Angled
  • - Compatible Stud Count: 5
  • - Ford Stud Pattern: 5 × 114.3mm PCD (4.5")
  • - HT Holden Stud Pattern: 5 × 107.95mm PCD (4.25")
  • - Mounting Hardware: Threaded bolts and locking nuts shown

Wheel & Trailer Compatibility

  • - Ford 5-stud trailer wheels – 5 × 114.3mm PCD
  • - HT Holden 5-stud trailer wheels – 5 × 107.95mm PCD
  • - Compatible boat trailers
  • - Box trailers
  • - Utility trailers
  • - Recreational trailers

Suitable Applications

  • - Mounting spare wheels to boat trailers
  • - Replacing damaged spare wheel brackets
  • - Trailer refurbishment
  • - Spare wheel storage on compatible drawbars
  • - General trailer maintenance

Important Fitment Information

  • - Confirm the wheel uses the Ford or HT Holden stud pattern.
  • - Check the mounting surface dimensions against the bracket.
  • - Verify wheel offset and mounting clearance.
  • - Ensure the bracket is securely attached to a suitable structural mounting point.
  • - Confirm the bracket's load capacity before fitting the wheel.
  • - Use suitable mounting hardware and tighten correctly.

Signs the Spare Wheel Bracket Needs Replacing

  • - Bent or distorted bracket
  • - Excessive corrosion
  • - Damaged or stripped threads
  • - Cracked mounting points
  • - Loose or insecure spare wheel
  • - Movement or vibration during towing

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