Proven Part (2) Black Powder Coated Rims 72410053 for Wright Stander 20x10-8 Tire - Fits WS48, WS52, WMI Stander 61", WM Sport X, Stander X

What It Is

This is a set of two black powder-coated rims designed for Wright Stander zero-turn mowers, specifically for use with 20x10-8 tires. They replace OEM wheels on models like the WS48, WS52, WMI Stander 61", WM Sport X, and Stander X.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower’s axle bolt pattern and hub pilot diameter—these rims are not universal. They fit Wright Stander models listed above, but double-check your deck size (48", 52", or 61") and tire size (20x10-8). These are aftermarket replacements, not OEM Wright parts, so verify lug nut style and torque specs (typically 4-bolt pattern, 4" on center). Measure your existing rim’s offset and width to ensure clearance with the brake caliper and deck. Check your owner’s manual or measure the old rim’s bolt circle (distance between opposite bolt holes) and center hole diameter.

Key Things to Know

• Quality concerns: The 3.0/5 rating and only 2 reviews suggest potential fitment or durability issues—some users report powder coating chips or slight off-center alignment.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate—you’ll need a jack, lug wrench, and possibly a torque wrench (specs around 60-80 ft-lbs). Watch for rusted lug nuts on older mowers.
• Common gotchas: These rims may not include valve stems or lug nuts; you’ll need to reuse or buy separately. Also, check the rim’s bead seat design—some aftermarket rims don’t seal as well with tubeless tires.
• Weight & balance: Heavier than some OEM rims, which can slightly affect mower handling or speed; balance tires after mounting.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need a budget-friendly replacement for a Wright Stander rim and are comfortable with minor fitment tweaks (like shimming or re-torquing). Skip if you want guaranteed OEM fit, high durability, or are replacing on a commercial mower used daily—consider OEM Wright rims or a higher-rated aftermarket brand instead.