New wheels?

tll wrote:
Most all of the manufactures use wheels made by Sendel. There are many online retailers that sell them at good prices.
Sendel Wheels

I bought 12 of these when changing from 15" to 16" wheels on both my rvs, only paid $45 apiece for them new with center caps. Got them from a source on Ebay.

Most all of the manufactures use wheels made by Sendel. There are many online retailers that sell them at good prices.
Sendel Wheels

I actually have a tire machine at the shop I work at so that's free and I can get the tires at cost. Tires right now are just going in to year 3

Probably buy tires and wheels together and mounted next time ya need tires .Cheaper as a package .

You could clean and paint or "powder coat" those wheels a complimentary color ,
Might be better than something that needs to. Be polished

You shouldn't have a problem locating them. Most likely, they are Ford 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern, which is the most common bolt pattern on the 15" trailer setups. The white wagon wheels will be the cheapest, with the alloy wheels costing considerably more.

Yes definitely a travel trailer. Currently running a 205/75/15 and without making this into a bigger project (like I usually end n of doing) I'm gonna try sticking with or size. Found some on trailer and truck parts.com. Just didn't want to jump gun till I was sure

Try this place, I've bought excellent rims from them before:

Trailer Tires and Rims

Also, tho I've never had it done, you could have the old rims sand blasted and powder coated.

I believe the OP is talking trailer, not motorhome. You might try a local tire shop- you might be surprised. Otherwise- E-Trailer has them, as well as Champion Trailer.

"Dutchmen" is far less important than Ford or Chevy would be, but nonetheless, check Craigslist, e-Bay and a couple of the big online auto wreckers.

The wheels should be interchangeable with the same vintage and brands dual wheel pickups.