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• Is There a Larger Tire Size Than 5.70-8 For an 8 Inch Wheel
  The 5.70-8 tire size is about the largest diameter tire available for an 8 inch rim. Your current tire is about 18 inches in diameter and has a tread width of 5.9 inches. A 215/60-8 tire is about the same diameter, but has a wider tread width at 8.9 inches. Because of the increased tire width, you wouldn't be able to reuse your existing wheels. You'd need to go with a wider wheel, or use a wheel/tire combo like part # AM3H290 for a 4 on 4 bolt pattern with a Load Range C tire or # AM3H310...
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• Offset of 215/60-8 Tires and Wheel Combination
  Harbor Freight trailers have a bolt pattern of 4x101.6 (or 4 on 4 inch) or the 5 on 4-1/2 inch if you have 5 lugs. . The 225 x 8 isn't a size we carry, but we do have the Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range C # AM3H290 which have a zero offset. This will give you 4.45 inches of backspacing since the tires are 8.9 inches wide. The same is true of the 5 lug wheel and tire # AM3H310.
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• ST145/80-12 Tire Recommendation Over a 4.80-12
  The two tire sizes are similar, but the 145/80-12 will be a bit taller at 21.3 inches vs. the 4.80-12 which has a diameter of 20.5 inches. Aside from that they are very similar and both fit 12 inch diameter rims that are 4 inches wide. The radial part # AM10140 that is a ST145/80R12 would be what I recommend as it would have plenty of capacity and is a radial which is preferred over bias-ply construction like what all of the 4.80-12 tires are made of. A radial tire flexes more than a...
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• Recommended Tires And Wheels To Replace 18.5/8.5-8 Tires On Triton Trailer
  The tire size you can use as a replacement for your triton trailer is a 215/60-8. If you want just the tire, I recommend part # AM1HP28 which is a Load Range D tire. This 8-ply tire has a load capacity of 1,165 lbs at 70 psi. For a Load Range C tire only I recommend part # AM1HP26. This is a 6-ply tire and has a maximum load rating of 935 lbs at 50 psi. Both of these tires are bias-ply tires and will work on the rims you have for your tires. If you are looking for a wheel/tire combo...
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• 8 inch Wide Trailer Fenders for Trailer Wheel and Tire Size 215/60-8
  The wheel and tire in the size of 215/60-8 that you referenced like part # AM3H310 are 8 inches wide. For a fender that would be wide enough you would need to go with one like the part # CE17800G which is setup for larger 12 inch wheels. The size of this fender is 27-3/8" Long x 8" wide x 11" tall. So it will be a bit large but it will work. I attached a review video for this fender for you to check out as well.
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• Tire/Wheel to Replace 20.5 x 8.0-10 Tires on Older Coleman Pop-Up Camper
  A 215/60-8 tire like # AM3H310 would have a tread width of about 9 inches and an inflated diameter just over 18 inches, while the modern replacement for the 20.5 x 8.0-10 which is 205/65-10 would be about 8-1/2 inches wide x 20.4 inches in diameter. If you have the necessary clearance between the inside of your existing tires to accommodate the additional width and the enough ground clearance to handle the fact that the 215/60-8 would lower your pop-up by about an inch, the 215/60-8 would...
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• Recommended Trailer Wheels for a 215 60-8 Tire With a 5 on 4 1/2 Bolt Pattern
  If by flat you mean the paint type then the answer is no, unfortunately. The closest I was able to find apart from straight up steel is the Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel # AM3H310 which has a semi-gloss coat. Your best bet honestly is to use a steel wheel # AM3H320 and have it painted flat. If you're referring to a run flat tire then we definitely don't have those. Your best bet would be to get in touch with a local tire shop and see what they've got.
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• Common 5 Bolt Patterns for Trailer Wheels
  The most common 5 bolt pattern is 5 on 4-1/2. However, 5 bolt patterns also come 5 on 4-3/4, 5 on 5, and 5 on 5-1/2. It is important to know the bolt pattern before you buy new wheels to ensure a proper fit. I have attached an article on how to determine the bolt pattern of your wheel for you.
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• Should I Run Lower PSI In My Trailer Tires When Towing An Empty Trailer With My 1993 Jeep YJ
  You always want to have the tires on your trailer inflated to the maximum tire pressure as specified on the tire. If you run the trailer tires at a lower PSI, the thicker sidewall of the trailer tires would cause the tires to heat up quicker and would reduce the life of the tires. I have linked an FAQ on trailer tires that you may find as a useful reference.
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• What Is the Widest Trailer Tire That Can Be Used In Place of a 4.80/4.00-8 Trailer Tire
  The widest tire you can use on an 8" diameter x 3-3/4" wide trailer wheel is a 5.70-8 part # AM10010 which is 5.8" wide and will be about 1.2" wider than the 4.80/4.00-8 tire you have now. If you replace both the wheel and tire you could go to a 215/60-8 part # AM3H310 or part # AM3H290 which is 8.9" wide and will be 4.3" wider than the 4.80/4.00-8 tire you have now.
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• Recommended Tire To Replace Older 18.5x8.5x8 Tires
  The closest replacement tires to the 18.5x8.5x8 tires you currently have is the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire - 215/60-8 - Load Range D # AM1HP28 which will be slightly shorter at 18.1" overall compared to 18.5", and will be slightly wider at 8.9" compared to 8.5" of your current tires. This tire will fit a 8" wheel that is 7" wide which is likely what your current wheels are. If you would like to replace the wheels as well we have the Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White...
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• What Causes Trailer Tires to Cup
  What you describe is called 'cupping', where the tire looks like something's been taking bites out of it. Usually cupping on a tire is caused by the tire bouncing on the road, which can have many causes. Check the air pressure in your trailer tires. A trailer tire should be kept inflated to the maximum air pressure listed on the tire sidewall. Also make sure the weight rating of your tires is not being exceeded. Having one or more wheel/tires out of balance could also be causing the problem,...
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• Smallest Radial Tire For A Snowmobile Trailer Application
  The smallest radial tire we have is a 12 inch tire. I've done the calculations with the tire on a 12 inch rim and you'd be looking at a little over 21 inches diameter with # AM31199DX. The load rating would right around 1220 at 65 psi with a load rating of D. You would be limited by your axle and not the tire if you are able to fit this large a tire when loaded. The radial tires will run cooler on your long drives.
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• Replacement Trailer Tire Options for 215/60-8 Trailer Tires
  Tire size 215/60-8 is the size you will need to be looking at. You will also want to make sure you get the same load range. Tire size 215/60-8 comes in three load ranges, B has the lowest capacity, C is in the middle, and D has the highest. Load range will be indicated in a block of information on the tire side wall after the tire size. Having a higher capacity does not increase the capacity of the trailer. I have included a link to all of the tires and tire and wheel combos that we carry...
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• What Does Ply Rating Mean on ST Trailer Tires?
  The ply rating has to do with the thickness of the tire and the load capacity will increase based on the ply rating. The information below tells you the ply rating and general load pressure (in psi units) determined by the manufacturer testing: Load Range B: 4 Ply Rating, ~35 psi Load Range C: 6 Ply Rating, ~50 psi Load Range D: 8 Ply Rating, ~65 psi Load Range E: 10 Ply Rating, ~80 psi Load Range F: 12 Ply Rating, ~95 to 110 psi Load Range G: 14 Ply Rating, ~110 psi The Kenda 215/60-8...
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• Recommended Axle with Hubs and Wheel/Tires for Old Trailer
  The pilot hole size is what makes the wheels difficult to match. We have a few options for 5 lug wheels but they all have the 2.81 inch pilot hole in the center. I recommend changing out your axle as you stated to the Dexter Idler Trailer Axle w/ Hubs - EZ-Lube - 5 on 4-1/2 Bolt Pattern - 60" Long - 2,200 lbs # 20545I-EZ-60-10. This has 48 inch on center spring seats. It also has the hub assemblies and spindles with the EZ-Lube for easy maintenance. Then I recommend the Kenda 215/60-8...
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• Difference Between Bias Ply And Radial Ply Trailer Tires And What Does Load Range Mean
  The main difference between bias ply and radial ply tire is how the tire is constructed. The cords underneath the tire are run in different directions. On a bias tire, the cords run at a 32 degree angle from the direction of travel and on a radial tire, the cords will run at 90 degrees from direction of travel, or across the tire from wheel lip to wheel lip. Because of the construction of a radial tire, the tire has more flex and will allow for more ground contact. That will improve traction...
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• What is the Speed Rating for the Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel AM3H310
  Nearly all trailer tires are limited at 65 miles per hour as the max speed they go. If you exceed this rating the tire can build excessive heat and fail. I attached a review video for this wheel/tire as well as a help article on trailer tires for you to check out as well.
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• Are Radial Trailer Tires a Better Choice for Small Cargo Trailer
  The # AM31199DX wheel/tire combo you referenced would be a great choice for you. The radial tires will give you a much better highway ride, and because radial tires typically run cooler you'll likely get longer life out of them. The tires will have plenty of capacity for the load you're carrying, and since the tire's diameter is right about the same as the existing tires you're using, you won't have any clearance problems. I've linked you to one of our help articles that contains more...
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• Wheel and Tire for Snowmobile Trailer with Tire Size 81.5x8.5-8
  The modern tire size that matches what you listed is the 215/60-18 which we have on a 5 lug wheel with the part # AM3H310 that has a white wheel or the part # AM3H320 for a galvanized wheel.
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• Wheel and Tire Replacement Recommendation for Tritan Clam Shell Trailer
  For an exact match for the wheel and tire you have now we have the part # AM89992 which has a bolt pattern of 5 on 4-1/2 inches and comes with a tire size 18x8.50-8 mounted on it.
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• Highest Rated 16 inch Trailer Tire Recommendation
  It sounds like you are looking for 235/85-16 tires in a high capacity since 285 isn't a typical trailer tire series. The highest rated tire we offer in that size would be the Karrier ST235-85R16 part # AM10501 that has a 3,960 lbs at 110 psi capacity. You should note that trailer tires should always be inflated to their max PSI to ensure their capacity and prevent heat build up.
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• Trailer Tire And Recommendation For 8x8 Foot Trailer Carrying 2 800cc ATVs
  After some research, I have found that based on the weight of the 2 ATVs and your trailer, a tire with a load range of C (a 6 ply rated tire with a maximum load of 1760 lbs at 50 psi) is a compatible fit for your trailer. The size you referenced 18.5/8.5-8 is an older style of tire sizing. The newer version of that is 215/60-8. If you have trailer built for a 4-bolt wheel, I recommend the Kenda Tire and Wheel # AM3H290. If it is a 5-bolt wheel, I recommend the # AM3H310. Both have a...
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• Upgrading to a Larger Bias Ply Trailer Tire
  As long as the bolt pattern matches, there are really only 2 other things you will need to confirm. You will need to make sure you have the needed space available for a larger tire and wheel combination. The minimum distance from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender will need to be 3 inches when under load. Though less important, you will also want to make sure you have around 1 1/2 inches of clearance from the sidewall of the tire to the side of the fender or frame of the trailer. The...
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