8' X 7" Steel Rim With Ford 5 On 114.3mm PCD Stud Pattern (RI08X700FD)

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8' X 7" Steel Rim With Ford 5 On 114.3mm PCD Stud Pattern (RI08X700FD)

$44.97 ex. GST

$51.72 inc. GST

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8″ x 7″ steel rim with Ford 5 on 114.3mm PCD stud pattern. Zero offset. Built tough for trailers and light machinery that require a common 5-stud Ford pattern. Suitable for light industrial and agricultural equipment, small trailers, and utility machinery.

Rim only, tyre and complete wheel assembly sold separately.

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8″ x 7″ Steel Rim – Ford 5 on 114.3mm PCD Stud Pattern

The RI08X700FD steel rim is a reliable choice for trailers and equipment requiring a strong, consistent wheel with a Ford 5-stud 114.3mm PCD configuration. Manufactured to Richmond’s exacting standards, this rim offers practical performance for Australian industries.

Applications

This steel rim is ideal for use in light industrial and agricultural equipment, small trailers, and utility machinery that require compatibility with Ford stud patterns. It provides a stable base for pneumatic tyres and is suited for uneven terrain and frequent towing conditions.

Ford 5-Stud Mounting Pattern

Widely used across a range of equipment a Ford 5-stud mounting pattern features 5 bolt holes on a 114.3mm (4.5”) circle.

The additional mounting point offers improved strength and load distribution compared to 3 or 4-stud setups.

This mounting pattern is commonly found on heavier duty mower wheels, utility and ground support equipment as well as agricultural & greens keeping equipment .

Zero Offset Rim

A zero offset wheel means that the mounting point of the hub is in the centreline of the rim. This means the wheel is mounted equally spaced and balanced between each side of the rim for maintaining a balanced load distribution across the hub.

This type of offset is common in rear golf buggy wheels, trailers, and turf equipment.