Trailer Tires & Wheels in San Antonio, Texas

Quality Trailer Tires, Wheels & Rims at Gordo Trailer Parts

Looking for trailer tires and wheels in San Antonio, TX? At Gordo Trailer Parts of San Antonio, we help trailer owners, contractors, landscapers, equipment haulers, and businesses find the right tires and wheels for their trailers.

Whether you need a replacement trailer tire, a new wheel, or a complete tire-and-wheel assembly, choosing the correct size, load capacity, and bolt pattern is essential for safe and reliable towing.

We offer trailer tire and wheel options for utility trailers, cargo trailers, equipment trailers, car haulers, dump trailers, and other trailer applications.

Visit Gordo Trailer Parts in San Antonio or contact our team to check current pricing and availability.

Trailer Tires for Different Applications

Trailer tires are specifically designed to support trailer loads and withstand the demands of towing. Selecting the correct tire involves more than matching its diameter.

Important specifications include tire size, load range, maximum load capacity, inflation pressure, and compatibility with your trailer's wheels and axles.

Common Trailer Tire Sizes

Some popular trailer tire sizes include:

• ST205/75R15: Commonly used on utility trailers, cargo trailers, and other light- to medium-duty applications.

• ST225/75R15: Often found on larger utility trailers, equipment trailers, and car haulers.

• ST235/80R16: Used on various heavy-duty trailer applications.

• ST235/85R16: Another popular option for heavy-duty trailers requiring compatible 16-inch tires.

Different sizes may be available in multiple load ranges and ply ratings.

For example, a 10-ply-rated trailer tire and a 14-ply-rated trailer tire can have different load capacities and inflation requirements, even when their dimensions are similar.

Always verify the tire's actual load rating and your trailer manufacturer's specifications before selecting a replacement.

Trailer Wheels and Rims in San Antonio

In addition to tires, Gordo Trailer Parts offers wheel options for various trailer applications.

Trailer wheels must be compatible with your trailer's hubs, bolt pattern, load requirements, and tire specifications.

Common Trailer Wheel Sizes

Popular trailer wheel diameters include:

• 13-inch trailer wheels

• 14-inch trailer wheels

• 15-inch trailer wheels

• 16-inch trailer wheels

Trailer wheels are available in different configurations, including steel wheels and various bolt patterns.

Understanding Trailer Wheel Bolt Patterns

One of the most important factors when purchasing trailer wheels is identifying the correct bolt pattern.

Common configurations include:

5-Lug Trailer Wheels

Frequently used on smaller utility trailers, landscaping trailers, and other compatible applications. A common bolt pattern is 5 on 4.5 inches.

6-Lug Trailer Wheels

Often used on medium-duty trailers and compatible 5,200- to 6,000-pound axle applications. A common configuration is 6 on 5.5 inches.

8-Lug Trailer Wheels

Commonly found on heavier-duty equipment trailers, car haulers, and other trailers with higher-capacity axles. One widely used pattern is 8 on 6.5 inches.

These are common examples, not universal compatibility rules. Always confirm the exact bolt pattern, wheel load rating, offset, center bore, and fitment requirements.

Trailer Tire and Wheel Assemblies

A complete trailer tire-and-wheel assembly combines a compatible tire and wheel into one unit.

These assemblies can be convenient for customers replacing damaged tires and wheels or purchasing a spare for their trailer.

When selecting an assembly, verify:

• Tire size and load range

• Wheel diameter and width

• Bolt pattern and hub compatibility

• Tire and wheel load ratings

• Required inflation pressure

• Clearance around the trailer frame, suspension, and fenders

Having the correct spare tire and wheel can help reduce downtime when traveling or transporting equipment.

Contact Gordo Trailer Parts to ask about available tire-and-wheel combinations.

How to Choose the Right Trailer Tire

Not all trailer tires are interchangeable. Before purchasing replacement tires, consider these important factors.

1. Check Your Existing Tire Size

The tire size is typically printed on the sidewall.

For example, ST205/75R15 identifies a Special Trailer tire with a nominal width of 205 millimeters, an aspect ratio of 75, radial construction, and a 15-inch wheel diameter.

2. Verify the Load Capacity

Every trailer tire has a maximum load capacity at a specified inflation pressure.

The combined load capacity of the tires must be appropriate for the trailer's axle loads and intended operating conditions.

Never assume a higher ply rating automatically means a tire will fit your trailer or wheel.

3. Match the Correct Wheel

Your replacement tire must be approved for the wheel's width and diameter.

The wheel must also meet the required load capacity and fit the trailer's hub and mounting specifications.

4. Inspect Your Trailer's Suspension

Uneven tire wear can sometimes indicate problems beyond the tires themselves.

Worn leaf springs, damaged equalizers, loose suspension components, bent axles, and alignment problems can contribute to premature tire wear.

If your trailer repeatedly damages tires, inspect the suspension and axle components before simply installing another set.

When Should You Replace Trailer Tires?

Trailer tires should be inspected regularly, especially before long trips or when transporting heavy equipment.

Warning signs include:

• Visible sidewall cracking or weather deterioration

• Bulges, cuts, or exposed tire cords

• Uneven or excessive tread wear

• Repeated pressure loss

• Damage caused by road hazards

• Unusual vibration or suspected tire separation

Tires can deteriorate with age even when they have relatively little tread wear.

If you notice serious damage, have the tire evaluated and replaced when necessary before towing.

Trailer Tires for Contractors, Landscapers, and Businesses

At Gordo Trailer Parts, we understand that trailer downtime can interrupt your work.

Whether you operate landscaping equipment, transport construction materials, haul vehicles, or use trailers for daily business operations, having reliable tires and wheels is essential.

We serve customers who depend on their trailers for:

• Landscaping and lawn maintenance

• Construction and contracting

• Equipment transportation

• Automotive hauling

• General cargo transportation

• Commercial and personal trailer use

We can help customers identify appropriate tire and wheel specifications for their applications.

Why Choose Gordo Trailer Parts of San Antonio?

When shopping for trailer tires and wheels, working with a local trailer parts supplier offers the advantage of discussing your specific requirements before making a purchase.

At Gordo Trailer Parts, our focus is helping customers find compatible parts for their trailers.

In addition to trailer tires and wheels, our product categories include trailer axles, hubs, bearings, brakes, suspension components, and other trailer replacement parts.

Whether you're replacing a damaged tire, purchasing wheels for a trailer project, or maintaining a fleet of work trailers, we're here to help you identify the parts you need.

Serving San Antonio and Surrounding Communities

Gordo Trailer Parts serves trailer owners and businesses throughout San Antonio, Texas, and nearby communities, including Converse, Live Oak, Universal City, Schertz, Selma, Cibolo, and New Braunfels.

If you're searching online for trailer tires near me, trailer wheels in San Antonio, 15-inch trailer rims, or heavy-duty trailer tires, contact us to discuss your requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a trailer tire and a passenger vehicle tire?

Special Trailer (ST) tires are designed for trailer applications and have specific load and operating characteristics. Always use tire types approved for your trailer.

Can I install a higher-ply-rated tire on my trailer?

Possibly, provided the tire size, wheel specifications, load capacity, inflation requirements, and manufacturer recommendations are compatible.

How do I know whether my trailer has 5-lug, 6-lug, or 8-lug wheels?

Count the wheel's mounting holes or studs and verify the bolt-circle diameter. The number of lugs alone does not identify the complete bolt pattern.

Should I replace both trailer tires on the same axle?

Replacing tires in matched pairs is often advisable when there are significant differences in size, construction, condition, or wear. Follow your trailer and tire manufacturers' recommendations.

Where can I buy trailer tires and wheels in San Antonio?

Visit Gordo Trailer Parts of San Antonio for assistance identifying replacement trailer tires, wheels, rims, and compatible trailer components.

Visit Gordo Trailer Parts for Trailer Tires & Wheels

Need trailer tires or wheels in San Antonio?

Let Gordo Trailer Parts help you find the correct tire size, load range, wheel bolt pattern, and replacement components for your trailer.

Gordo Trailer Parts of San Antonio

10427 Perrin Beitel Rd, Suite 104
San Antonio, TX

Phone: 956-576-1969

Contact us today for current pricing, product availability, and assistance selecting the right trailer tires and wheels.