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

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SKU: RHINO-CW515-ORANGE-4PC
Regular price $385.95 USD

Product details

  • Bolt Pattern 5x114.3
  • Material Aluminum Alloy
  • Finish ORANGE MACHINE
  • Set Quantity 4

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This is a set of four Rhino CW515 aluminum trailer wheels in an orange machined finish. Each wheel measures 15x5 — 15 in diameter, 5 in width — and uses the 5-lug 5x4.5 (5x114.3 mm) bolt pattern found on many utility, boat, and RV trailer axles. A set of four outfits both axles of a tandem trailer in one order.

Specifications

Brand / Model Rhino CW515
Rim Size (D×W) 15 x 5 in
Bolt Pattern 5x4.5 in (5x114.3 mm)
Lug Count 5
Material & Finish Aluminum alloy; orange base with machined face
Sold As Set of 4

Key Features

  • Trailer-standard fitment: 5-lug, 5x4.5 in (5x114.3 mm) bolt pattern
  • Rust resistance: one-piece aluminum alloy construction
  • Finish: orange base with a machined aluminum face
  • Full trailer set: four CW515 wheels of the same finish in one order

What's in the Box

  • 4 × Rhino CW515 aluminum trailer wheel, 15x5, 5 lug (5x4.5), orange machined

Typical Use Cases

  • Boat trailers — aluminum construction paired with a fresh-water rinse after launches
  • Utility and cargo trailers running 15 in, 5-lug hubs
  • RV and camper trailers with the 5x4.5 bolt pattern

FAQ

How do I confirm 5x4.5 will fit my trailer?

5x4.5 means five lug holes on a 4.5 in (114.3 mm) bolt circle. On a 5-lug hub, measure from the center of one stud to the outer edge of a non-adjacent stud; a reading close to 4.5 in indicates a 5x4.5 pattern. The measuring guide linked below walks through it with photos.

What torque should I use on the lug nuts?

Use the torque specification from your axle or hub manufacturer for your stud size, tighten in a star pattern, and re-check torque after the first 50–100 miles of towing. Re-checking after the first trip is standard practice on any newly mounted trailer wheel.

How should I care for the finish around saltwater?

Rinse the wheels with fresh water after every saltwater launch and retrieval. Aluminum does not rust the way bare steel does, but a fresh-water rinse and an occasional wash keep salt from dulling the painted and machined surfaces.

Not sure about your bolt pattern? See our 1-minute bolt pattern measuring guide before ordering, or call (407) 821-7008.