I have a 1992 Sport Nautique on a factory single axle trailer.  I’m the 3rd owner and have had it for years.  I’ve never been a fan of this trailer, probably for no good reason (just wished I had a dual axle) but over the years I’ve rebuilt the surge brakes (and then recently disabled them because I hate them so much lol), redone all the wiring, replaced all lamps with LED’s, recovered the bunks, replaced the rotting wood with diamond plate, and then finally figured I was good.

Nope.

This last summer I had a blowout on the busiest part of Interstate 85 North of Atlanta, with semi trucks zooming by doing 80 mph.   So not fun.  About $750 later (Roadside service plus two new tires….all installed on the side of the freeway….best $750 I’ve spent 😬).

So it appears I WASNT done.  I need to find and add a spare tire to my #$@%! trailer.  Lol.  Honestly I should have thought to do this years ago.

Does anyone know the bolt pattern for these CC trailers?  And has anyone added a spare to this trailer, and where/how?

Thanks much all.

Dave

(Not sure why the system keeps flipping my blowout photo sideways but whatever. Lol)

Thanks for the reply!

I know that CC had someone making their trailers for them until about '92 or '93 (if memory serves me) and it was something like "Orange Trailers" or something like that.  So I'm thinking you may have gotten the newer version.  Does yours look like mine?  I'd measure but, unfortunately, the boat is several hours' drive away. 

Ok did some digging around.  The CCF "Search" function didn't help me (thus my post) but using Google/CCF I found a post where these trailers used a 6x5.5 wheel.  The "H78-15" tire translates to a 225/75/15 (which is good, as that's the tire the roadside guy put on, 10 ply).  So I think I have what I need to order a wheel.

Question:  The standard center bore appears to be 4.25" (109 mm).  I assume that'll work with the trailer?

Lastly, any suggestions on mounting on the trailer would be great.  Not a whole lot of room for it.

Thanks,

Dave

I have one mounted near the front just behind the bow stop.  I ordered a new wheel a couple of years ago.  I am trying to find the receipt.  I will post it if I find it.

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This is the unit that I have on my trailer.  My wheels have a lug pattern of 5 on 4 1/2 but I can see that you have a 6-lug pattern.  There are spare tire carriers / mounts that will fit your wheels.  For reference, this is what it looks like with a tire mounted:

JQ

 You mean you actually own more than one that's on a trailer and not between two trees? 

Pics or it didn't happen! 

The 88' is on a 87 trailer and for the longest time I wished I had them as there were many times the pucker factor was off the charts because some  pulled out in front of me or swerved in my lane I've almost tagged a few cars....... Boatmate Trailers added surge brakes for me a few years ago and it was the second best thing I did for that boat.  Money well spent as they've saved a few fender benders for sure. First best thing was going with a Acme 540.