Need replacement jockey wheel

If you can remove it ,i suggest a trip to your local caravan or trailer dealer with it and see what they have,it may be a winterhoff but most are interchangable

As JVB says most other makes will be interchangeable. Although Winterhoff certainly make 48mm versions. Link to website. These are available from various caravan suppliers

These are getting some good reviews on youtube. Have a look.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmc7JqzWHkQ&t=119s

When we needed a new jockey wheel when on site we visited the nearest dealer who had unbranded and ALKO ones. The ALKO was £2 more and clearly better made so it was no contest for us. Various makes are available but I would be concerned at the quality of makes I have not heard of, as those I have seen have not been that good on inspection. Possibly looking at one first to check it is needed.

Thanks for the advice and suggestions folks - much appreciated.

On our latest visit to club sites in the UK the hard standings have quite large gravel surfaces which the nosewheel seems to dig into. I have already replaced the old plastic wheel, which had failed, but will now change to a wider metal wheel.

There are plenty on the market and they aren't too expensive!

Recently we changed our jockey wheel after much deliberation. We chose the one sold through the club shop. Whilst fairly expensive I have been impressed with a number of features. The materials used are very robust, The wheel has bearings making it change direction very easily. The winder is exceptionally light to turn and features a slight locking device to prevent it vibrating undone when travelling in the stored position. This is by far the best jockey wheel we have had. Hope this helps.

Little to add.  I had to replace a jockey wheel this season.  Got from my dealer, removal and fitting where simple, just remember not to lose the split pin as the replacement may not come with one

Are the jockey wheels breaking ,using a motor mover ? Or like me left it down !!

I have to ask- that must have been some bump in the road?? Had you got the JW raised to the max? Just a thought- if it was a bump in the road which caused the damage you have a claim against the council involved for allowing their roads to get to such a shocking state.