When you’re hauling a loaded grain cart to the elevator or pulling that manure spreader back to the barn, the last thing you want is a wheel stud giving out on you. Wheel studs are one of those critical safety components you never think about until something goes wrong, and when they fail, the consequences can be catastrophic. This 22mm wheel stud is designed specifically for braked trailer axles, giving you the secure wheel attachment that keeps your equipment rolling safely down the road.
What You’re Getting
- High-strength steel construction with proper heat treatment handles the clamping loads and stress cycles your trailer wheels see every day
- 22mm thread design provides the secure engagement needed for braked axle applications
- Built to handle the vibration and loads that come with hauling heavy agricultural equipment
- Direct replacement part that installs using standard wheel service procedures
Built for Real Farm Work
This stud is made for the kind of work your agricultural trailers do every day – whether you’re moving grain during harvest, hauling feed to the cattle, or transporting implements between fields. Agricultural trailer brakes face unique challenges – heavy loads, varying speeds, exposure to moisture and corrosive materials, plus long periods of sitting idle between uses. This wheel stud handles all of that and keeps your trailer wheels properly attached where they belong.
Made to Last
Farm trailers take a beating, and wheel studs are right in the middle of all that stress. This replacement stud uses quality materials and proper manufacturing to maintain its strength through countless load cycles, road vibration, and the temperature swings that come with outdoor equipment storage.
Installation Notes
Never attempt wheel stud replacement without proper tools and knowledge – this is safety-critical work. Always replace wheel studs as a complete set to ensure even loading and consistent clamping force. Use the proper pressing method rather than hammering, and make sure to torque the wheel nuts to specification once everything’s back together.
