Adventure Trailers Europe

[ATEurope]

No adaptors. Every farmer in the UK has a Defender so UK trailer manufacturers have traditionally always used the LR stud pattern for their trailer hubs. The 5-stud LR compatible hubs we use are an off-the-shelf item manufactured by Bradley in the UK.

http://www.bradleydoublelock.co.uk/

Unfortunately AT Europe won't be at the LR Max show.

Kevin

 

[EWS]

Hi Mammcat.

If your looking for a axle to fit Land Rover wheels try these people, made to measure / width/ axle cross section. T I have just purchased an axle from them to take Land Rover “ Boost” style alloys.


Peak Trailers / Axle assemblies

http://www.secureonlineshopping.biz/andysmee/main.asp


http://www.secureonlineshopping.biz...=Axle+Assemblies&subcategory=Solid+Beam+Axles

Look for - 5 stud 6½ PCD M16

Contact - Anke.Muller@peaktrailers.com

 

[Martyn]

Hi Mammcat.

If your looking for a axle to fit Land Rover wheels try these people, made to measure / width/ axle cross section. T I have just purchased an axle from them to take Land Rover “ Boost” style alloys.


Peak Trailers / Axle assemblies

http://www.secureonlineshopping.biz/andysmee/main.asp


http://www.secureonlineshopping.biz...=Axle+Assemblies&subcategory=Solid+Beam+Axles

Look for - 5 stud 6½ PCD M16

Contact - Anke.Muller@peaktrailers.com

My advice would be to stay away from the "Flexride" style of axles. They are not repairable in the field and produce a very bumpy ride off road. If you are only using the trailer on road they would be fine.