UNITRAILER steel rim 5.5Ix8"H2 3x128 with bearings 6205-2RS

UNITRAILER steel rim 5.5Ix8"H2 3x128 with bearings 6205-2RS

The UNITRAILER 5.5I×8 H2 steel rim is a robust solution for wheels used on lawn mowers, gardening and agricultural machinery, and transport carts. The 5.5-inch wide, 8-inch diameter rim ensures stable tire seating and proper wheel performance during everyday use. Thanks to its steel construction and protective coating, the rim is durable, resistant to loads, and provides good corrosion protection.

It is designed for tires with an 8-inch mounting diameter, such as 16×6.50-8 , as well as other models with the "-8" marking, intended for 8-inch rims.

This model is equipped with two sealed 6205-2RS bearings , which ensure smooth operation and protection against dust and moisture. The hub length is 95 mm , including approximately 55 mm between the bearings, and the hub's outer diameter is 57 mm . A mounting hole spacing of 3x128 means the rim has three holes arranged in a 128 mm diameter circle. Bolt spacing is a key parameter when selecting a rim to ensure proper fitment to the vehicle's hub.

The rim is widely used on a variety of utility and work equipment. It can also be used on tillers, sweepers, snow blowers, municipal cleaning equipment, light agricultural machinery , sprayers, spreaders, and mini agricultural and orchard trailers . Thanks to its universal design, it fits a wide range of equipment, provided technical parameters such as axle diameter and hub length are compatible.

In this rim, the center bore/hub has a diameter of 57 mm , and the inner diameter for the axle is approximately 25 mm . These parameters are important for proper rim-to-axle fit and stable wheel operation. Proper rim seating affects safety, smooth rotation, and durability of the entire assembly.

Rim flange profile refers to the shape and design of the rim flange that contacts the tire. An "I" flange has a specific shape and dimensions that ensure a stable tire seat on the rim, especially in applications where maintaining the tire in place under heavy loads is crucial. An "I" profile is less common than a "J" profile, but is used in specific applications requiring greater precision in tire mounting or other specialized vehicle handling requirements.

The rim cross-section profile refers to the shape of the inner part of the rim, which includes both the flange and the surface on which the tire rests. This profile is crucial for proper tire seating, mounting, and overall fitment to the vehicle's hub. The H2 rim cross-section profile is a double-hump rim. This profile provides even greater tire protection against detachment. This is especially important for sporty, off-road vehicles, or those subjected to higher lateral loads.