22.5" x 8.25" Rear Wheel Simulator Set – 10 Lug, 11.25" Bolt Circle, 5 Hand Hole

Upgrade or replace compatible heavy-duty rear wheels with this 22.5" x 8.25" Rear Wheel Simulator Set. Designed for 10-lug wheels with an 11.25-inch bolt circle and 5-hand-hole configuration, this set provides a clean, polished appearance for compatible semi trucks, heavy-duty trucks, commercial vehicles, motorhomes, and fleet applications.

SKU: SS-2252R-825
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Polished Styling for 22.5" Rear Wheels

Give compatible heavy-duty steel wheels a clean, finished appearance with this 22.5" x 8.25" Rear Wheel Simulator Set.

Designed for 10-lug wheels with an 11.25-inch bolt circle, this set features a 5-hand-hole configuration for compatible rear axle applications.

The simulators install over compatible existing steel wheels, making them a practical choice for replacing worn or damaged simulators or upgrading the appearance of heavy-duty and commercial vehicles without replacing the complete wheel assembly.

Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product TypeRear Wheel Simulator Set
Wheel PositionRear
Wheel Diameter22.5 Inches
Wheel Width8.25 Inches
Lug Count10 Lug
Bolt Circle11.25 Inches
Bolt Pattern10 on 11.25" / 10x11.25"
Hand Holes5
Axle ApplicationRear Axle
Primary ApplicationHeavy-Duty / Commercial Vehicle

Key Features

  • Fits compatible 22.5" x 8.25" rear wheels
  • 10-lug configuration
  • 11.25-inch bolt circle
  • 5-hand-hole design
  • Designed for rear axle applications
  • Provides a clean, polished wheel appearance
  • Ideal for replacing worn or damaged wheel simulators
  • Suitable for compatible semi and heavy-duty trucks
  • Commercial and fleet vehicle applications
  • Potential motorhome and specialty vehicle applications

Important Fitment Note

Before ordering, verify the 22.5" x 8.25" wheel size, 10-lug configuration, 11.25" bolt circle, 5-hand-hole design, rear axle application, and existing mounting system.

Wheel size and lug count alone do not guarantee proper fitment.

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