Set of 4 — 15x5 Trailer Wheel 5 Lug (5x4.5) Aluminum Black Machined — Rhino CW515

In stock
SKU: RHINO-CW515-4PCS
Regular price $350.00 USD
Regular price $440.00 USD Sale Sale price $350.00 USD

Product details

  • Bolt Pattern 5x114.3
  • Material Aluminum Alloy
  • Finish Black Machine Faced
  • Set Quantity 4

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This set of four Rhino CW515 15x5 aluminum trailer wheels has a black finish with a machined face. Each wheel uses a 5-lug, 5x4.5 bolt pattern (5x114.3 mm), one of the most common patterns on light trailer and RV axles. Four wheels cover a complete tandem-axle changeover in one order, and each takes a standard 15-inch trailer tire.

Specifications

Rim Size (Diameter x Width) 15 x 5 in
Bolt Pattern 5x4.5 in (5x114.3 mm)
Lug Count 5
Material & Finish Aluminum, black with machined face

Key Features

  • Full changeover: 4 identical CW515 wheels for a tandem-axle trailer in one order
  • Common fitment: 5x4.5 in (5x114.3 mm), the pattern used on many 5-lug trailer axles
  • Aluminum construction: lighter than a comparable steel wheel and resistant to rust
  • 15x5 sizing: 15-inch diameter and 5-inch rim width for 15-inch trailer tires

What's in the Box

  • 4 x Rhino CW515 15x5 aluminum trailer wheels

Typical Use Cases

  • Tandem-axle boat trailers switching every wheel to rust-resistant aluminum
  • Utility and landscape trailers replacing all four 5-lug wheels at once
  • Light RV and camper trailers refreshing every hub in one order

FAQ

How do I confirm the 5x4.5 bolt pattern fits my trailer?
Count the lug studs first — these wheels need five per hub. On a 5-lug hub the measurement is not straight across: measure from the outer edge of one stud to the center of the second stud over, and the reading should be close to 4.5 inches. Our measuring guide shows the method in one minute.

Do aluminum trailer wheels need special care around salt?
Aluminum does not rust like steel, but salt water can still dull or pit the finish. Rinse with fresh water after ramp dips and dry before storage.

What torque should I use on the lug nuts?
Use the torque value specified by your axle or trailer manufacturer for your stud size. Tighten in a criss-cross (star) sequence, and re-check torque after the first short loaded trip.

Not sure about your bolt pattern? Read our 1-minute measuring guide before ordering.