Has anyone changed the wheels on their older Triton trailer just to spruce it up? If so, I would love to see some pictures. My boat is a 2007 TR196 and it has the standard OEM wheels. Just wondering how it would look with some newer wheels. Thanks
Has anyone changed the wheels on their older Triton trailer just to spruce it up? If so, I would love to see some pictures. My boat is a 2007 TR196 and it has the standard OEM wheels. Just wondering how it would look with some newer wheels. Thanks
Man I was hoping you would get some responses to your questions.
2003 Triton TR186
2023 Mercury Pro XS 150 HP
Garmin Graphs and LS
MK Ultrex 24v 80lb
Power Pole 8' Pro Series II Black
2017 GMC Sierra 1500 All Terrain
Me too
I have a 07 21X, mine has 14" aluminum wheels. I think they are pretty sharp. I'm not sure what would have been on a 196, however, I'm not sure what I have are the originals either. The key to updating the wheel and tire package is the overall height of the tires, wheel width and backspacing. The diameter of the wheel matters the least when it comes to fitment, that's all aesthetics.
I'm getting new tires on mine today after finding a screw and a pretty fast leak. The tires were fairly new, but cheap ones. I'm doing all 4 with Goodyear's, I didn't even think about a wheel change.
https://www.trailerandtruckparts.com...Cap_p_430.html I put a set of these on a Triton trailer that I had and they really looked sharp. Sorry but I do not have a picture of them on the trailer!
Dan Burnette - Marietta, GA
Triton 18TRX - 200 HO G2
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On my TR21X, new 14" rims.
Triton fenders and wheels 22.jpgOn my TR20X. P205R14. Added when I refurbished trailer.
2005 Triton TR20X-Mercury Pro XS 4.6L V-8 250 HP Serial # 3B378953
2016 Harris Cruiser 24-2016 Mercury150XL-Serial # 2B232319
Those are sharp.Originally Posted by Warrenroadie
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