Stud Patern

[SHEENY05]

So I have a box trailer and I know the hubs are Holden cause the steel wheels are stamped GM but I don't know exact what stud pattern it is.....I only wanna know cause I am curious to if some mags I have will fit on the trailer....the wheels are VT/VZ stud pattern......if the stud pattern is different is there a way to put VT/VZ hubs on the trailer ????

Thanx for any help or advise.

Cheers SHEENY

 

[RUF-60L]

Anything pre VE is the same stud pattern im lead to believe

 

[SHEENY05]

Wheels are stamped GM so I am thinking they are pretty early

 

[SHEENY05]

It's upside down but that's the stamp on the steel wheel

 

[Adds_05]

all commodore steel rims are stamped GM im pretty sure so they could be commodore pattern.
you could take one rim off the trailer to a tyre shop, they would have a little guage that measures the pattern so you'll know for sure or just try bolting one of the mags on,if it doesnt line up properly than you'd know...

 

[SHEENY05]

Cool thanx ADDS. I have to go to the tire service Tuesday so might sit the trailer on bricks and take a wheel with me

 

[Hangman]

Try a mag on the trailer, it will either fit or it won't.

How old is the trailer? If it's old, it could be early Holden/Torana pattern. Pretty common on trailers.

 

[ephect]

Depending what u end up using the trailer for (loads) ensure ur rims will be able to take the weight a mate did this and the rims snapped under the weight.

 

[dzach23]

Could be early Holden wheel's.
FE - HR: PCD 5 on 107.95 mm (4.25"),
HK - HG: PCD 5 on 107.95 mm (4.25"),
HQ - WB PPCD: 5 on 120.65mm (4.75")
Commodore: 5 on 120mm

Head to your local auto part's store, they should sell Hub's for vt-vz wheels (about $50 a hub with bearings) and is an easy change over
a bearing joint should also have what you need but be prepared to pay for everything separately.

 

[showbags]

Trailer hubs are most commonly either ford-5x114.3 or holden-4x120. There's not too much early Holden stuff around anymore & that's a late GM stamp on that rim(HQ-WB). You will need to use wheel spacers to run commodore rims and maybe longer studs as well.