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Kenda 5.70-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range D
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Kenda 5.70-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range D

Part Number: AM30153
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Bias tire has a ply rating of 8 and a 910-lb maximum load at 100 psi. The 8" diameter x 3-3/4" wide steel trailer wheel features a 4 on 4 bolt pattern and a corrosion-resistant powder coat finish. Great Prices for the best trailer tires and wheels from Kenda. Kenda 5.70-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range D part number AM30153 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Kenda Trailer Tires and Wheels - AM30153

Highlights

  • Ready to Roll: Arrives mounted and aired to 100 psi so you can install and tow right away.
  • Hauls the Heavy Stuff: 8-ply, Load Range D bias tire rated for 1,075 lbs at 100 psi adds strength.
  • Steady on the Highway: K-rated to 65 mph for dependable handling on long trips.
  • Rust Protection That Lasts: White powder-coat finish over e-coat primer resists corrosion.
  • Reliable Fit: 8" x 3-3/4" steel wheel with 4 on 4 bolt pattern and 2.5" pilot hole mounts securely.
  • Long-Term Protection: 5-year tire warranty, 1-year wheel warranty, plus 1-year worry-free replacement.

Features to know about

Ready for Real-World Hauling: Load Range D, 1,075 lbs at 100 psi

This setup is built for serious work. The Kenda 5.70-8 bias tire carries a maximum load of 1,075 lbs at 100 psi with an 8-ply rating and a K?(65 mph) speed rating. It’s matched to an 8" x 3-3/4" steel wheel rated at 910 lbs, so you can count on dependable strength for highway or heavy-duty use. Both the tire and wheel meet DOT specifications for peace of mind under load.

Mounted and Inflated from the Start: Ready to Bolt On

No need to make a trip to the tire shop. This Kenda tire comes pre-mounted and aired up out of the box, so you can bolt it on and get rolling right away. Owners call out how good it feels to have brand-new tires and wheels installed in minutes with no extra hassle.

Built to Last in the Elements: White Powder-Coated Steel Wheel

The 8" steel wheel is finished with white powder coat over an e-coat primer that keeps rust and corrosion away. It stays clean and sharp looking even after regular exposure to water or road grime, giving your setup a fresh, durable look that lasts season after season.

Smooth, Confident Towing on Rough Ground: Bias-Ply 8-Layer Strength

The bias construction uses tough nylon cords set at a 30°–45° angle in alternating layers for stiff sidewalls and uniform flex. That design gives you stable handling and a smoother ride when trailering over uneven surfaces—just what you need when the road turns rough or gravelly.

Straightforward Fitment: 4 on 4" Pattern with Zero Offset

Everything about this combo is designed for easy fitment. The wheel uses a common 4 on 4" bolt pattern, a 2.5" pilot diameter, zero offset, and 1/2"-20 lugs. With a section width of 5.8" and an outer diameter of 18", you know exactly what space it’ll take once mounted and inflated.

Specs

Wheel Dimensions

  • Rim dimensions: 8" diameter x 3-3/4" wide
  • Bolt pattern: 4 on 4"
  • Wheel bolt size: 1/2"-20
  • Pilot diameter: 2.5"
  • Offset: 0

Tire Dimensions

  • Tire size: 5.70-8
  • Section width: 5.8"
  • Outer diameter: 18.0"

Weight Capacity and Ratings

  • Wheel capacity: 910 lbs
  • Tire capacity (Load range): D
  • Ply rating: 8
  • Maximum load: 1,075 lbs at 100 psi

Warranty

  • Tire warranty: 5-Year
  • Wheel warranty: Limited 1-year
Determining Bolt Pattern

1. Count the lug holes

Look at the wheel hub or the back of the wheel and count how many lug holes there are(also called bolt holes).

Common configurations include: 4-lug, 5-lug, 6-lug and 8 lug

2a. For even lug counts (4-lug, 6-lug, 8-lug)

Measure from the center of one lug hole directly across to the center of the hole opposite it.

Center to Center
Common configurations: 4 on 4", 6 on 5.5", 8 on 6.5"

2b. For odd lug counts (5-lug)

Measure from the center of one lug hole to the outer edge of the hole directly across (not center-to-center since there's no directly opposite hole).

Center to Outside Edge
Common configurations: 5 on 4.5" (most popular), 5 on 5", 5 on 4.75", 5 on 5.5"

30153 Solid 8" White Wheel and Kenda K353 Bias Tire - LR D





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Bias tire has a ply rating of 8 and a 910-lb maximum load at 100 psi. The 8" diameter x 3-3/4" wide steel trailer wheel features a 4 on 4 bolt pattern and a corrosion-resistant powder coat finish.

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They do what they are designed to do. What else can you say about tires. They are breathless, moving inspired by the Devine.



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The video is what made up my mind to buy from etrailer.com, all that I watched were very informative. The price was the second thing, great value for someone on a budget. The shipping was super fast 2 days.
I'll enclose a photo of my project



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Product as expected.



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Good price quick delivery



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Bought many cheaper version of these type tires and bearly lasted a yr these are high quality been showing minimum wear good tire for the value



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Product was as ordered. Only place I could find this size tire with a D rating like what was spec'd on the trailer. Needed tires for a trip I was about to take so I ordered them Sunday morning with 3rd day delivery. Received notice Sunday afternoon that the order had shipped. Received the tires Wednesday morning, 2 days. Packaging was great for a pair of tires. Heavy card board box with handles built into the box and extra dunnage inside to make sure the tires didn't shift. Overall good price, great service and delivery.



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Refurbished 1984 Coleman Columbia pop up with upgraded tires. The new 5.70-8 tires look great and fit perfectly in the wheel wells with plenty of clearance. We went from a 4.80-8 load class C tire to new 5.70-8 load class D high speed trailer tires.



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Product delivered on time and meets exp ectations



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My trailer wheels came very fast.
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was keep in touch of my order from start to finish. I haven't been on the highway yet but they fit well and look great.
Camping will be even more relaxing, knowing I have good tires on my camper trailer.



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Great service from Andy at ordering!



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Motorcycle trailer carrier, wheel hub sizing matched perfectly. I went with the top load rating, 975 lbs each tire, and I also ordered a matching spare.



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These are just what I needed. I had hi run tires that weren’t rated for highway speeds so I ordered these and they fit like a glove. Good tires with a nice tread on them. Now I can go with the flow of traffic on the highways and not worry about blowing a tire.



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Excellent tires manufacturing date less than a few months old. Nice condition



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No muss, no fuss. Just pulled them out of the box, installed them and forgot about them. Still there, still behaving themselves. What more do you want? Thanks!
(The trailer was built by my dad by hand more than 20 years ago. A coat of paint, a new set of socks and BAM!)

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Maurice J.

1/6/2018

Thank you for following up. I have been pleased with them. Attached is a photo with the new wheels



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My order was received on time and in great condition. Thank you etrailer!



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Great price, product and fast shipping. On the road again!

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Jeff

11/21/2025

Still going strong!



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Ordered on Saturday and received new tires on tuesday. Tires were what i was looking for. I will be placing another order for my dual axle enclosed trailer soon. Thank you e-trailer



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Look GREAT! Already have them on my tra iler!



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Rims & tires arrived next day!



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Only issue was when I placed the order the wheels were to arrive on a Monday but the date was changed to Tuesday after I placed it Needed the tires by Wednesday so it worked out. Caused me some concern and had to track the ordered.



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Great price and delivery time on the tires. I was expecting them to be inflated to 100 PSI but they were only at around 60 psi. I would definitely buy from them again.



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This is my third pair. They are very good tires and wheels.



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I changed the tire size from 480/8 to 570/8.
Wasn't
sure if I could do this but with the help of the web site and the list of spec I was able to figure it out and ordered the the HD tires and wheel.
Tire apear to be very good quality.
Came in very quick, packing was great.
Absolutely awesome company to do business with, it is a pleasure.

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Robert

4/5/2025

After one year in use, tires still look like new and the paint on the wheels is holding up very well.



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After reading reviews, i went up to the next size bigger. Works great looks great just had to move my tie down ratchet straps a little to accommodate the taller tire. Couldn't be happier. ETRAILER is super fast deliveries & has everything i have needed to maintain multiple trailers.

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Heather A.

5/8/2026

That’s great to hear, and sounds like you made a solid call going up a size. It’s always nice when the only tradeoff is just shifting your straps a bit and everything else works even better than before. Really appreciate you sharing that too, especially managing multiple trailers. That kind of real world experience helps a lot of folks feel more confident when they’re deciding what direction to go. What kind of trailer is the new wheel on? Any fun plans?



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AWESOME awesome awesome!!! I received my three tire/wheel combos today and it only took THREE days to get them!!! : ) They are EXCELLENT tires and wheels, I went with the white powder-coated, and they look great on my trailer!!! Mine were about 6 years old so for the peace of mind having brand new tires AND wheels is...awesome!!! When I called etrailer.com, I spoke with Curt; he was very knowledgeable!!! Helped me make my final decision and I'm very glad I did!!! Thank you, Curt!!! : )

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Don W.

10/6/2025

EXCELLENT!!!


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