Split rim Ifor Williams wheels.

[Rick.banks]

I suppose it depends on which wheel rim you are referring to - mine are off a Bateson Trailer but understand same as fitted to some IW but mine is on Avonride axles and hubs.
If you measure from the inside of one hole to the outside of the next and multiply by 1.7012 this will give you the PCD which seems correct at 165 mm (6.5"). They must be different from my wheels (5 inch PCD @3 inch centres) and we have spent a lot of time trying to match a larger 5 stud wheel rim with various trailer people, but neither they nor I can find a match for 12" or 13" wheels. Some are very close but the holes don't quite line up!

Fair point, i presumed the wheel was the same, im on the old alko axles

 

[Deutzdx3]

So if i bought a set of 185 12c 6.5 pcd they will replace these old beasts will they?View attachment 702610

So this is one of my old wheels I have lying around.

And this is what replaces it now days.

What you have there is a 6.5” 5 stud. Tyres are painfully expensive for them now. Float well on really wet ground but get bloody hot when on a long journey.

 

[Rick.banks]

So this is one of my old wheels I have lying around. View attachment 702618View attachment 702620

And this is what replaces it now days.
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What you have there is a 6.5” 5 stud. Tyres are painfully expensive for them now. Float well on really wet ground but get bloody hot when on a long journey.

I know one was brand new about 8 years ago im sure the old man struggled to find it too, im also not a fan of split rims so they will be going when its time, cheers

 

[POB123]

Interesting that the old Avonride axles on my Bateson use a 10" wheel with a smaller 5" PCD? We live and learn!

 

[Deutzdx3]

Interesting that the old Avonride axles on my Bateson use a 10" wheel with a smaller 5" PCD? We live and learn!

£220 online for a tyre. Plus fitting. Silly money. They do float well on really wet land, possibly so wet shouldn’t be taking a trailer on it. [emoji848]

 

[msheep66]

So if i bought a set of 185 12c 6.5 pcd they will replace these old beasts will they?View attachment 702610

That's exactly what I did with my Ifor trailer, put new 185 12 wheels to replace my wide wheels. Only thing is you are left with rather a lot of stud thread so we put 2 nuts on each thread to protect them.

 

[Deutzdx3]

If you want a price on a set of 185-12c wheels give me a shout. We keep about 20 wheels in nearly all the time as we use them and atv wheels for our products. [emoji106]

 

[Rick.banks]

If you want a price on a set of 185-12c wheels give me a shout. We keep about 20 wheels in nearly all the time as we use them and atv wheels for our products. [emoji106]

No harm in sending ua a price , you never know i may change them sooner whilest im on with the brakes [emoji12]

 

[Deutzdx3]

No harm in sending ua a price , you never know i may change them sooner whilest im on with the brakes [emoji12]

£320 delivered for a set of 4.

 

[Rick.banks]

£320 delivered for a set of 4.

Cheers, will be in touch when im ready [emoji106]

 

[Chas 2bmk11]

Do you still have the 600x9 split rims and is that the tyre size or wheel. Mine are 400E x9 split rim Smith 5 hole 10 bolts , inner hole 80mm. Off my car transporter trailer
Chas 07549657353

 

[Will 1594]

Looking for at least two 225/75R10 tyres or wheels and tyres to suit an Ifor trailer.
These are the chunky split rim type.

Are they the little hard little forklift type wheels , 4 new old ones here , been in back of garage ,not seen any sun ,as new , whatbthey worth to putbon a pellet