All knowing: I did a search but my search terms didn't yield what I needed. I am looking for information, options, and some pictures of how you folks transport wheels with tires mounted in your trailers. Saw some commercial products out there that look good but they seem to be meant just for tires. Thanks in advance for any help.
Usually a rod through the hub attached to a plate bolted to the wall. Removable for sleeping. Wing nut screwed on rod. I don't have them but I've seen the design. I usually stack them in the floor with thin carpet between
I just stacked them alternating tires only and tires on wheels. Fronts I started with a tire only of course to protect the rotors. Stack of fronts and stack of rears. Always worked fine but to be honest, i would drag so much crap to the racetrack once the everything was loaded there was not much room for things to shift.
Vertical e-track, weld a rod to a clip, drill end for hitch pin or similar. I would get you a picture but it is at the place in TN and I am not. You get close on size and spacers go over the fake axle nicely.
From a homemade trailer to the semi with tire racks and e tracks and everything in between… @wsmc42 has the experience to know… I concur lay the mounted rear down first, rotor down, then an empty front tire, then the mounted front… you can stack a few rears fine, just make sure to use the empty front before mounted front on top… they won’t move and won’t get damaged and I’ve done it that way, as it’s the safest best way, even in a semi with racks and cabinets and e track everywhere, for decades
yes...I have it setup at 32" wide and can hold over 3 sets of wheels. Usually its 2 sets and tires. I used grade 8 thru bolts on the wall tubing/trailer stud. And if you dont need it... folds out of the way real easy.
I’d put a trash tire down, then wheel+tire, then trash tire, wheel + tire and have that pile wedged in by other stuff.
