Application Overview
Parts and selection points for Light Trucks & Vans
Light trucks, mini trucks and vans carry payloads every day, which puts steady stress on wheels and brakes. Their wheels use different bolt patterns and load ratings from passenger car wheels, and brake drums wear quickly in stop-and-go delivery work. Buyers in this market need steel or alloy wheels in the right hole count and dependable brake drums and discs.
- Match light truck wheels by size and bolt pattern, e.g. 12-inch 6-hole wheels in PCD 5*139.7 or 6*139.7.
- Check that the wheel's load rating suits the vehicle's gross weight, not only its size.
- Choose brake drums and discs by axle position and OE number, since front and rear parts on light trucks often differ in size.
- Inspect the drum braking surface and balance on arrival, because loaded vehicles make vibration and uneven wear worse.
