What size are the bolts that attach the skate assemblies to the chassis? They look like 3/8'' or 5/16"'
185775
They are actually 10mm (.394") which is slightly larger than 3/8" (.375"), but the thread pitch is not even close
2038334
I think it is 3/8". The old wheel's axle was 3/8" and this one fit perfectly. I have not tried to screw the pegs on the rear wheel, that would tell me if it was 3/8". I would certainly defer my answer to Chris if he is sure it's a 5/16".
743627
I don't know what kind of wheels were on your skates. I purchased theses for my dad's skates. His skates had the model number on them and they work fine for him.
1736246
The tube is 6.5 inches long. I can't get to the bolts to measure but I believe that they are 5/16 in or possibly 1/4.
1306573
Hello,No, they are the incorrect bolt pattern. You would want 5x4.75.Thanks,-Jon
793515
They fit in inline skates too, that's what i bought them for. I got 2 sets for them because you need 8 bearings per skate.
573903
Hello, Those wheels are available in your 5x4.75 bolt pattern. Here is a link to the item: 17x10.5 American Racing Torq Thrust M Chrome Link:
1513435
2.4" x .55". Those are the measurements I got from measuring he ones on my truck. The cleats come with a corse screws that works great if they are mounted On the side of the bed. If you really needed to use a bolt you could probably use a M5 countersunk machine screw. But bolting isn't always an option since many trucks have a double wall bed which makes it almost impossible to get to the back side. I've had mine for many years and have put ratchet straps on them and tightened till I could see the bed side bow and the screws held just fine.
338668
Yeah I have them my 8.25 deck they work great they're almost 8 inches across my cousin uses a 7.75 deck and they're great pretty generic size for trucks best trucks you can buy though
929180
Just went to the garage and measured mine. It is 3 5/8". Guess it must be the short one.
2174917
The drive is 3/8". The bolts removed are 5/16", 11/16", and 3/4" (8mm ~ 19mm).
254020
I have 6 of them and they are a 1/8" shank but Amazon might know a better answer
365574
They are 16 inches. My Mustang has 285/35/18 and the work great. I choose to use them in front of wheels as a stop and this works well for me. Plus if you have a low profile not a problem.
1939092
Off the top of my head they are about two inches. I bought these as they had the longer bolt. I had bought some at Lowes initially and they were too short.
713162
They're 3/16". 1/8" are a bit small, but you can still use them. Same as standard peg-board.
1054128
Bolts were included and worked fine for my custom drilling with plenty of thread remaining. I do not know the exact measurements of the bolts unfortunately.
2007619
Hi New Penny, I haven't measured, but these did not fit my wheels and my wheels are also about 16" apart at the closest points. Don't buy them unless your wheels are as close as they are in the photos. I augment mine with a brick.