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Awesome to hear. I did a 125 mile trip and checked them every 30 to see if they were warm to the touch. They were nice and cool the whole trip.

COVID and the local VA DMV makes this process a little more challenging. I just had this done with an M1102. If you can schedule it correctly with the VA DMV, this process can take only 2 trips to DMV and one trip to a local PD or State Trooper office. Get the new VIN (then install it), take a...

That makes life a lot easier. I have a Tundra, which does not have the same bolt pattern as the M1102. I have though about changing the bolt patter, but I got a good deal on the new wheels. For the time being, I am not going to swap them out. That of course could all change tomorrow.

Thanks for the response and the great information. The funny part is, those are the first set of wheels that I had on the trailer. They seem to be the go to.

I just got a set of American Racing wheels to replace the stock wheels. I did drop the tire size to 33". The wheels have a cover to go over the hub. The hubs have been recently serviced and are well greased. The question, should I be concerned about heat/temperature of the hubs by covering them?