Premium Service engineers the solid center wheel for continuous duty, where simplicity is the specification rather than a compromise. Finished in white.

A continuous steel face between hub and rim, with no spoke openings to collect mud or road debris. Fewer features, fewer failure points.

Fitment runs +1.125 inch offset. Those three dimensions determine hub and brake clearance. Verify all three against the wheel currently fitted rather than matching on diameter alone.

Every Premium Service wheel is stamped from steel and finished in durable paint rated for road salt, brine and sustained exposure. We control the specification, the load rating and the finish, and we put our name on all three.

Sold individually. Tire not included.

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR BOLT PATTERN
This wheel is 6 on 6 (6x152.4 mm), which means 6 studs arranged on a 6 inch circle. Because this hub has an even number of studs, every stud has one directly opposite it. Measure from the center of one stud straight across to the center of the stud opposite, and that measurement is your circle diameter.
Measure the hub on the trailer rather than the wheel currently fitted, because the wheel already on it may be the wrong one.
Watch for a 6 on 5.5, which is a half inch smaller and is the more common trailer pattern.
A wheel forced onto the wrong pattern will not seat on its lug seats correctly, and a wheel that is not seated can come off in service. If your measurement does not land on this pattern, do not order this wheel.

Carries implement and agricultural loads on a 15 by 6 inch steel wheel built for off-road equipment rather than highway trailers.
Runs a 6 on 6 inch bolt pattern with a positive 1.125 inch offset, so the wheel sits outboard of the hub face.
Fits implements, wagons and utility equipment that use the 6 on 6 pattern.
Welded steel construction finished in white, built for the loads farm equipment actually puts through a wheel.
Sold individually. Confirm bolt pattern and offset against your hub before ordering.

Carries implement and agricultural loads on a 15 by 6 inch steel wheel built for off-road equipment rather than highway trailers.
Runs a 6 on 6 inch bolt pattern with a positive 1.125 inch offset, so the wheel sits outboard of the hub face.
Fits implements, wagons and utility equipment that use the 6 on 6 pattern.
Welded steel construction finished in white, built for the loads farm equipment actually puts through a wheel.
Sold individually. Confirm bolt pattern and offset against your hub before ordering.