This robust 3.00D-8 steel rim in grey finish is specially designed for industrial applications and demanding use in gardening and municipal operations. Thanks to its 2-piece design, it allows easy tyre mounting while offering high stability and reliability. With a load capacity of up to 1400 kg and a maximum speed of 25 km/h, it is ideal for slow-moving vehicles such as trailers, yard and industrial machinery.

Technical data

• Rim: 3.00D-8
• Offset (ET): ET0
• 1/2/3-piece: 2-piece
• Bolt pattern: 94/140/5
• Max. speed: 25 km/h
• Back hole: 18.5 R14, spherical seat
• Valve hole: -
• Rim material: steel
• Rim colour: grey
• Load capacity: 1400 kg
• Remark: Bolts and nuts packed separately (M10x30)

Advantages and application

The 2-piece design of this steel rim makes tyre mounting and servicing easier, which is a major advantage especially in commercial use. The 94/140/5 bolt pattern ensures a precise fit on hubs and axles designed accordingly.

With its high load capacity of 1400 kg, the rim is perfectly suited for heavy loads, for example on industrial trailers, materials handling equipment, agricultural implements or municipal machinery. The design for a maximum speed of 25 km/h makes it ideal for vehicles used in plant traffic, on company premises, in warehouse areas as well as in gardening and landscaping.

The grey coating provides solid corrosion protection and a hard-wearing appearance in daily work use. Separately packed bolts and nuts (M10x30) facilitate installation and ensure secure fastening.

Explanation of technical terms

• Inch size / designation 3.00D-8: Indicates the rim dimensions in inches. "3.00" stands for the approximate rim width, "8" for the rim diameter. The letter "D" identifies the rim contour.
• ET (offset): Describes the distance between the centre of the rim and the contact surface on the hub. ET0 means that the contact surface is exactly in the middle of the rim width. This influences the track width and the position of the wheel in the wheel arch.
• Bolt pattern 94/140/5: Describes the mounting geometry of the rim. It usually consists of centre bore diameter, pitch circle diameter and number of fixing holes and ensures that the rim matches the hub.
• Back hole 18.5 R14, spherical seat: The back hole is the central bore or mounting interface on the rear side of the rim. "18.5 R14" describes the dimension; the spherical seat refers to the shape of the seat for the wheel nuts or bolts.
• Load capacity 1400 kg: Maximum load that the rim can safely carry with correct installation and proper use.
• Max. speed 25 km/h: Permissible maximum speed for which the rim is designed. It is therefore intended for slow-moving work and utility vehicles.
• Material steel: Steel rims are particularly robust, resistant to mechanical stress and ideally suited for tough operating conditions.
• Valve hole -: No separate valve hole is provided or required, for example because the valve is positioned differently in combination with a suitable tyre/tube system.