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Ready for the road, this pre-mounted tire and wheel combo handles your gear with confidence and tracks straight on long hauls. Durable powder-coated wheel resists rust, and the low-profile tire design helps boost fuel efficiency.
This combo comes pre-mounted and aired up, so it's ready to install right out of the box. Whether you're replacing a worn-out setup or prepping a new trailer, you'll save time and skip the hassle of separate mounting and inflation.
With a Load Range D rating, this tire offers strong hauling capacity for gear, tools, or recreational equipment. A great choice for steady performance without upsizing your setup.
This popular bolt pattern works with many common utility, cargo, and boat trailers. It's a reliable match for most small to mid-size trailers, so you can tow with confidence knowing it fits right.
The KR35 tread is engineered to help channel water away from the contact patch, improving grip and stability on wet pavement. Whether you're towing through rain or shine, it keeps your trailer tracking with confidence.
Radial construction helps reduce heat buildup and extend tread life. The 15" x 5" steel wheel uses a 2-step finishing process with an e-coat primer and black powder coat that resists rust and road wear.
If the tire fails under normal use in the first year, it gets replaced - simple as that. It's just one more way Kenda's helping you tow with confidence, mile after mile.
If the tire fails under normal use in the first year, Kenda will replace it. That's confidence you can count on, whether you're heading to the jobsite or the campsite.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Kenda carrier KR 35 ST 205 75 R 15 load range D radial trailer tire mounted on this 15 inch black mod wheel. Now this is a ready to install trailer tire and wheel combo, which means that the tire is already mounted on the wheel obviously, so you're not gonna have to worry about getting this mounted separately. This is going to show up on your porch ready to be bolted onto your trailer. Now, this does feature, as I mentioned at the beginning of our time together, an ST 205 75 R 15 tire.
The ST means special tire or special trailer tire. So this is not meant for vehicle use. And this is a mod wheel identified by the holes that go around the inner perimeter of this wheel. So because this is a radial tire, this is going to run cooler than bias-ply tires. That's gonna help reduce heat buildup on those longer trips and promote more even tread wear.
So that means better longevity and more consistent performance over time. This does use the Kenda KR 35 tread design. This is designed for all season use. The treads are gonna channel water away effectively and give you confident traction and control on wet roads. This is a load range D tire, which means it has an eight-ply rating, and it can support up to 2,200 pounds at 65 PSI.
So this makes this a solid choice for utility trailers, boat trailers, campers, and other medium duty hauling applications. The section width when fully inflated is 7.9 inches. The overall diameter, again, when fully inflated, is gonna be 27.3 inches. Our wheel is, the diameter measuring beat seat to beat seat is 15 inches. The width of the wheel is five inches.
And it does use a two step finishing process with an e-coat primer and black powder coat that's gonna resist rust and roadway wear over time. It looks real sharp. I really do like the the red pin stripes around the outer perimeter. So it's gonna be a great looking tire and wheel combo on your trailer. The wheel itself is also rated for 2200 pounds, so the whole setup is evenly matched for strength and reliability. The wheel has a five on 4 1/2-inch bolt pattern, which is one of the most common trailer bolt patterns out there. If you are wondering how to measure your bolt pattern, take a look at this product page on the lower half. We walk you through step by step on how you can measure your bolt pattern to make sure you're getting the right assembly. This also uses 1/2-inch by 20 wheel studs. This does not come with the center cap, but if you decide to pick one up, you just wanna make sure that if fits the pilot diameter of 3.19 inches. Now, if you happen to have any other questions, whether it's about this assembly or anything else that we have here at etrailer, don't hesitate to reach out. We do wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well, again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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Ratings & Reviews
Kate F.
7/13/2026
New wheels look great Ed, thanks for including the picture! What body of water are you usually out playing on?
Gwendolyn Y.
9/18/2025
I absolutely love your camper, Brian! Where was the second picture taken?
Kate F.
4/15/2026
New wheels are looking sharp Rey! What body of water do you mainly get out on? I am in Missouri and enjoy my nice days out on the boat fishing for bass at Lake of the Ozarks and Mark Twain Lake.
Mike L.
6/24/2026
Those look fantastic Mitch, thanks for the photo!!
James D.
5/27/2026
Brad, thanks for the great review. We’ll definitely be aiming for those 6 star reviews lol Thanks again for choosing etrailer!
Gwendolyn Y.
5/12/2026
Would absolutely love to see how everything looks once the wheels are on. Also, how custom are your custom lug nuts? is it just the length or is there something else to them?
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Gwendolyn Y.
5/12/2026
It's almost like these wheels were made to me mounted on your trailer, Keith. Also good luck on the suspension upgrade once you tackle that job. What kind of upgrade were you looking at going, equalizer, shackle upgrade, or all of the above?