Wheels
Vision Wheel 375VTH4565GBMF0 Warrior 375 Trailer Wheel 14x5.5 Inch 5x4.5 Bolt Pattern Gloss Black Machined Face
Vision Wheel 390VTA5607GBMS0 Empire 15x6 Inch Trailer Wheel 5x4.5 Bolt Pattern Gloss Black Machined
Vision Wheel JG70-3465S0 70 Trailer Mod 13x4.5 5x4.5 Silver Trailer Wheel Rim
Vision Wheel JG70-6683B0 70 Trailer Mod 16x6 Black Steel Trailer Wheel 6x5.5"
Vision Wheel JG70-6683B0-NB 70 Trailer Mod 16x6 Black Steel Wheel 6x139.7mm
Vision Wheel JG70-5665S0-NB 70 Trailer Mod 15x6 Silver Wheel 5x4.5 Bolt Pattern
Vision Wheel 375VTH5683GBMF0 375 Warrior Trailer Wheel 15x6 6x5.5 Black Machined
Vision Wheel JG70-3465S0-NB 70 Trailer Mod 13x4.5 Silver Wheel Rim 5x114.3
Vision Wheel 353VTH4565MB0 Turbine Trailer Alloy Wheel 14x5.5 Matte Black
Choosing the Right Trailer Wheels for RV & Marine Use
Whether you're hauling a bass boat to the lake or towing a loaded RV across the country, the wheels under your trailer are doing serious work. Trailer wheels aren't simply cosmetic — they are a critical safety component that must handle heavy loads, resist road vibration, and withstand exposure to water, salt, and road grime mile after mile. Choosing the right wheel for your specific application can mean the difference between a smooth trip and a dangerous roadside failure.
Steel vs. Aluminum: What Matters Most
One of the first decisions to make when shopping for trailer wheels is material. Steel wheels are time-tested workhorses — they're typically more affordable, highly resistant to impact damage, and easy to repair. They're a strong choice for heavy-duty hauling and harsh environments. Aluminum wheels, on the other hand, are significantly lighter, which reduces unsprung weight and can improve fuel economy on long tows. Aluminum is also naturally corrosion-resistant, making it an excellent option for marine trailer applications where exposure to saltwater is a constant concern. Many aluminum trailer wheels are also available in polished or machined finishes that add a sharp look to any rig.
Key Specs to Know Before You Buy
Fitting the right wheel to your trailer requires attention to several specifications:
- Bolt pattern: The number of lug holes and their spacing must match your trailer's hub exactly.
- Load rating: Each wheel has a maximum load capacity — always choose a wheel rated at or above your trailer's gross axle weight rating (GAWR).
- Wheel size: Diameter and width must be compatible with your chosen tire size.
- Offset and backspacing: These measurements determine how far the wheel sits in or out relative to the hub, affecting clearance and handling.
Top Trailer Wheel Brands
Vision Wheel is one of the most recognized names in the trailer wheel segment. Founded in 1976, Vision Wheel has grown into one of the nation's leading providers of custom wheels, offering a dedicated trailer and marine catalog with options designed and tested for demanding towing and hauling applications — including styles built to meet high-speed and high-load performance standards.
Taskmaster builds trailer wheels focused squarely on real-world towing performance. Their lineup includes both steel and aluminum options engineered with corrosion resistance and highway-speed durability in mind. The popular Viking Series aluminum wheels feature a rustproof construction with machined accents, making them a favorite for everyday trailers, haulers, and campers alike.
Americana Tire & Wheel, part of the Kenda family, brings over 50 years of trailer wheel expertise to the table. Their broad lineup spans aluminum and steel wheels sized for everything from small utility trailers to full-sized RVs and marine trailers, with their Dexstar steel wheels and lightweight aluminum options engineered to meet DOT standards for RV, marine, utility, and towable trailer use.
LionsHead rounds out the category with a focused selection of trailer-specific wheels built for dependable performance. Their wheels are a go-to option for trailer owners who prioritize straightforward fitment and solid construction without compromise.
Shop with Confidence
With 129 trailer wheel options across multiple brands, sizes, bolt patterns, and finishes, you'll find steel and aluminum solutions for boat trailers, RV trailers, utility trailers, toy haulers, and more. Always verify your trailer's bolt pattern, GAWR, and tire size before ordering to ensure a safe, proper fit.