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Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire with 15" Galvanized Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - Load Range C
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Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire with 15" Galvanized Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - Load Range C

Part Number: AM32397
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Radial tire has a ply rating of 6 and a 1,820-lb maximum load at 50 psi. The 15" diameter x 6" wide steel trailer wheel features a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern and a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish. Great Prices for the best trailer tires and wheels from Kenda. Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire with 15" Galvanized Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - Load Range C part number AM32397 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 - AM32397

Highlights

  • Ready to Roll: Arrives mounted and inflated, so you can bolt it on without a shop visit.
  • Steady on the Highway: Rated for 1,820 lbs at 50 psi and up to 81 mph (speed rating M).
  • Built to Last: 6-ply, Load Range C radial tire runs cooler for longer tread life on the road.
  • Rust Protection That Lasts: 15" steel wheel with galvanized finish resists corrosion over time.
  • Fits Right the First Time: 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern with 0 offset ensures easy fitment.
  • Long-Term Protection: 5-year tire warranty, 2-year wheel warranty, and 1-year worry-free replacement.

Features to know about

Made for Long Hauls at Real Highway Speeds: Load Range C with 81-mph Speed Rating

When you’re covering long distances in heat or rough conditions, this combo keeps pace mile after mile. The Kenda Karrier radial tire carries a 6-ply rating and a 1,820-lb maximum load at 50 psi, backed by an M speed rating for up to 81 mph. Paired with a steel wheel rated at 2,150 lbs, both pieces meet DOT specifications for dependable highway use.

Built to Resist Corrosion: Galvanized 15" Steel Wheel

Moisture and saltwater aren’t a problem here. The 15" diameter x 6" wide steel wheel has a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish that stands up to rust and humidity. Whether you’re near the coast or on the road year-round, this finish keeps the wheel looking solid and performing properly.

Smooth and Cool Running: Radial Construction for Heat Control

The Karrier’s radial design uses double steel belts and full nylon plies that cut rolling resistance and heat buildup. That means a longer tread life and better stability at higher speeds. The computer-generated tread pattern delivers consistent grip in wet or dry conditions, so the ride feels steady even on extended hauls.

Mounted and Ready for Easy Setup: Tire with Wheel Assembly

This tire comes pre-mounted on its matching wheel for simple installation. The setup uses a common 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern, 0 offset, and a 3.19" pilot diameter, all ready to bolt on. It’s a straightforward assembly designed to get you rolling fast without any guesswork.

Confidence Backed by Warranty: 1-Year Worry-Free Guarantee

Kenda covers this tire with a 1-year worry-free guarantee—if it’s damaged within the first 12 months, it’s replaced at no charge. Combined with the tire’s 5-year warranty and the wheel’s limited 2-year coverage, it’s solid peace of mind built into every mile.

Specs

Wheel Specifications

  • Rim dimensions: 15" diameter x 6" wide
  • Bolt pattern: 5 on 4-1/2"
  • Wheel capacity: 2,150 lbs
  • Wheel bolt size: 1/2"-20
  • Offset: 0
  • Pilot diameter: 3.19"

Tire Specifications

  • Tire size: ST205/75R15
  • Section width: 8.1"
  • Outer diameter (when inflated): 27.3"
  • Tire capacity - Load range: C
  • Ply rating: 6
  • Maximum load: 1,820 lbs at 50 psi
  • Maximum speed: 81 mph (speed rating M)

Warranty

  • Tire warranty: 5-Year on tire
  • Wheel warranty: Limited 2-year on wheel
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"

32397 8-Spoke 15" Galvanized Wheel and Karrier KR03 Radial Tire - LR C





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Radial tire has a ply rating of 6 and a 1,820-lb maximum load at 50 psi. The 15" diameter x 6" wide steel trailer wheel features a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern and a corrosion-resistant galvanized finish.

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eTrailer.com is the only place I go for my trailer parts. best prices, super fast shipping and great customer service always!



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Was looking for a decent Load Range C tire/wheel combination. This fit the bill and I like the galvanized wheels.



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Customer service was fantastic on this order. It was shipped just a few hours after I placed the order. The only negative is that one tire was built in 2022, the other was built in 2021. The galvanized rims look good. The tires were just delivered and I plan to put them on the trailer this weekend.



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My order was delivered on time and the tires and wheels were exactly what I ordered. They fit perfectly on the trailer I am building.



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The service is excellent and the price was great. The tires and wheels were cheaper even with shipping than my local trailer guy was charging.



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Have only used the trailer twice in the past year. 1000 mile trip and a 600 mile trip. both times the tires worked great, they seam to track very well and hold the road.



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Just received the tires a week ago. The online shopping was easy and convenient. The tires arrived quickly and were installed immediately. The tire/wheel combo looks great on my 6x12 enclosed trailer and, more importantly, they performed great on my 250 mile trip just a few days ago. Highly recommend to anybody in the market.



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Bought as a spare. Perfect match to the road tires on the trailer now. Tread and bolt pattern exactly as described. Among the best prices out there. Would definitely buy again.



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I am amazed how hard it is sometimes to get a spare wheel/tire from some trailer dealers. I really like the idea of getting a wheel/tire combo - it saves me a lot of time getting a wheel and then getting a tire and getting it mounted. This will be my spare and should work just fine.



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I bought 4 of these wheels a few years ago and Kept one of my old painted steel wheels for a spare on my horse trailer. The galvanized finish has held up excellent. Recently I noticed the old painted steel wheel was getting very rusty and in need of replacement. Initially I ordered the wrong size tire however Adam was very helpful in getting me a return authorization and mailing label. Replacement was here in 2 days. Great Job etrailer.



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Great company



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This is my second purchase from etrailer.com. Each time, the products arrived very quickly and were exactly as advertised. The etrailer.com website was very helpful in determining the correct size trailer wheels and tires that i needed. I will definitely continue to buy products from etrailer.com and i highly recommend them to others. The products I purchased were trailer wheels and tires.



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Great website; very helpful videos, etc., quality merchandise, great prices and quick shipping. Will always go to etrailer first when looking for trailer parts.



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Ordered and received two tires in 3 days! Unbelievable.



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Hello from Cape Cod, I bought a set of these wheel and tire packages for my cargo trailer. Out here painted wheels look bad in two to three years making your trailers look neglected even when that’s not the case. I’m very happy with the look of these, and of course the excellent service once again from eTrailer. Thanks, Charlie.



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My tires and wheels were really getting up there ( 35ys). I found Etrailer first thing on the web and they helped me identify the lug pattern. Transaction was excellent and I appreciate the fact that they asked if the trailer would be going into salt water. I ordered the galvanized wheels. Great job and thanks to all. Doug, Hopkinton , Massachusetts



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I ordered two new wheels and tires for an enclosed motorcycle trailer when I really just needed a new tire. Why? It was about the same price to order a tire AND wheel from etrailer as to get a new tire ONLY locally. And then I needed it to match, so I bought two. :)



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Matches the ones on my trailer. Good solid galvanized rim!



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I am a tire/wheel/boat trailer Know nothing. Using the power of my friend, Google, I was able to research what all those numbers on the tires meant, measured the space available and went from a 10" bias ply tire to a 15" radial for my 21' pontoon boat. This tire/wheel assembly was delivered as promised, protected by a sturdy box, and the lug holes are right where they said they would be if i measured as they told me. The galvanized wheels appear to be very well done and there is peace in my world. I am a happy dog. Everything about my etrailer experience was very good

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Nathan

9/5/2019

Couldnt be better. I am very pleased with the whole deal.



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I got precisely what I asked for and it was delivered to my front doorstep within 3 days!!the tire was even aired up to precise PSI.



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Tires and wheels arrived quickly, ordered on a Sunday and they got here by Wednesday. Put them on and hauled dirt the next day, they worked out great and look good.



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These are really nice wheels and tires. After several thousand miles and a year later, they still look great and are wearing well. Not a speck of rust on the wheels. So tired of the poor quality white painted ones, that are rusty junk in two years. The salt here in WI and MN eat up metal fast. I’ll buy these galvanized ones again when it’s time to do so on my other trailers.



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tires and wheels have worked well on my 6 x 12 trailer put 6000 miles on them towing behind my RV work way better then the old smaller tires I had and the silver wheels match my trailer and will never rust



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The Kenda Karrier tires themselves seem excellent, but the galvanized wheels are very poor quality and are rusting already. Rust is forming under the galvanized coating, which means the wheels were not prepped properly for the galvanization process. These are cargo trailer tires, where the trailer is only run during the summer. Trailer is stored in the winter.

I have 25yr old galvanized boat trailer wheels that are still in perfect condition, and those have been in an out of salt water Chesapeake bay, and fresh water lakes in Michigan.



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Great product as advertised. Needed a spare for my utility trailer. Can always count on ETRAILER.


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