Help finding a Replacement Wheel

[Dux4all]

I hit a pot hole and destroyed a tire and wheel. I'm hoping to find a replacement wheel, but I have been struggling to find the same wheel. It is a 17 inch wheel with 5x4.5 pattern (they actually have 10 holes, I used the 5x4.5). I have attached a photograph of the wheel and the stamp on the inside of the center cap. If anyone has any ideas of where to look, I would be grateful.

[dsgb]

Don't see anything?

[I fish 4 Bass]

I believe that wheel is made by Mayhem. I know Pros Choice Marine in Missouri put there wheels on some upgraded trailers. Might check with them. Here’s a link to Mayhem.
https://www.mayhemwheels.com/all-wheels/?_finish=chrome

[I fish 4 Bass]

These are.

[Lightning 6]

Korean Wheel Corp. They manufacture a variety if steel ans aluminum wheels for all types of vehicles. Recstuff is a distributor of KWC…..might start with cystomer service there.

[DaveBrabec]

Put 70 series on and it will flex more in potholes

[Dux4all]

Korean Wheel Corp. They manufacture a variety if steel ans aluminum wheels for all types of vehicles. Recstuff is a distributor of KWC…..might start with cystomer service there.

Thanks I have reached out to Recstuff, hopefully they may have something.

[Dux4all]

Put 70 series on and it will flex more in potholes

I don’t know what 70 series means, but I would prefer something more durable. Thanks for the suggestion.

[Dux4all]

I believe that wheel is made by Mayhem. I know Pros Choice Marine in Missouri put there wheels on some upgraded trailers. Might check with them. Here’s a link to Mayhem.
https://www.mayhemwheels.com/all-wheels/?_finish=chrome

Thanks for the link those Mayhems are nice looking wheels!

[leonreno]

I don’t know what 70 series means, but I would prefer something more durable. Thanks for the suggestion.

70 series is the sidewall height as in tire size 225/70r15. 225=tread width in mm, 70= sidewall height in ratio to tread width, in this case 225x.70=158mm, r = radial tire, 15=wheel diameter. So the bigger the sidewall ratio the taller it is for a given tire width. More sidewall height more flex and more durability for bumps in the road. Low profile tires have much stiffer sidewalls and are more prone to bump damage.

[Huskerhunt]

Better make sure that your axle isn't bent. These pictures were from a previous boat that I owned. This happened when I turned a little too sharp going about 1 mph and went off a sharp granite curb. Bent the axle and trashed the rim & tire. If you can tell, the two tires aren't exactly running in the same direction. Tire 1.jpgTire 2.jpg