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Karrier KR03 ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range C
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Karrier KR03 ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range C
Part Number: AM10251
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Kenda Trailer Tires and Wheels - AM10251
Highlights
- Steady on the Highway: Radial design runs cooler for longer tread life and stable tracking.
- Hauls the Heavy Stuff: Load Range C, 6-ply tire handles up to 2,150 lbs at 50 psi with confidence.
- Built to Last: Double steel belts and full nylon plies add strength for long-term use.
- Smooth, Safe Ride: Computer-generated tread grips well in wet or dry conditions.
- Fits Common Rims: Mounts on 15"x6", 15"x6-1/2", and 15"x7" wheels for easy fitment.
- Long-Term Protection: Includes a 5-year limited warranty and 1-year worry-free guarantee.
Features to know about
Built for Confident Towing: Load Range C with 2,150-lb Capacity at 50 psi
This Kenda Karrier ST225/75R15 radial trailer tire is a solid match for heavy hauling. With a Load Range C and 6-ply rating, it carries up to 2,150 lbs at 50 psi per tire. The sturdy sidewalls are built specifically for trailer use, so they stay stable under load without the soft feel you’d get from passenger tires. The design meets DOT specs and holds steady on the highway mile after mile.
Smooth Tracking on Long Trips: Radial Construction with Double Steel Belts
If you spend more time rolling than parked, this radial is made to last. The cords inside run at a 90-degree angle to travel direction, which cuts down on heat and rolling resistance for better tread life and handling at speed. Double steel belts and full nylon plies team up for strength and even wear, keeping your trailer tracking straight whether the pavement’s wet or dry.
Ready for Real-World Roads: Computer-Generated Tread and Premium Rubber Compounds
You can feel how planted these tires are on the move. The tread pattern is computer-generated for balanced traction across the tire face, while the rubber compound grips reliably in both rain and heat. That means fewer surprises when braking or cornering under load—just a smooth, predictable ride that inspires confidence over long hauls.
Extra Peace of Mind: 5-Year Limited Warranty and 1-Year Worry-Free Guarantee
Kenda backs this tire with a 5-year limited warranty plus a 1-year worry-free guarantee that replaces it if damaged within the first year. That kind of coverage adds an extra level of trust when you’re putting serious miles on your rig—because the last thing you want to think about on the road is your tires.
Specs
Compatibility
- Fits: 15" x 6", 15" x 6-1/2", and 15" x 7" rims
- Tire size: ST225/75R15
Dimensions
- Section width: 8.9"
- Outer diameter (when inflated): 28.4"
Weight and Capacity
- Load range: C
- Ply rating: 6
- Maximum load: 2,150 lbs at 50 psi
Warranty
- 5-Year limited warranty
- 1-Year worry-free guarantee
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.
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).
Common configurations: 5 on 4.5" (most popular), 5 on 5", 5 on 4.75", 5 on 5.5"
10251 Kenda Karrier KR03 Radial Tire - LR C
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
2530 reviews
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Michael
08/17/2025
These tires seem to be a quality product and my tire temps seem to be lower than the aggressive off-road tread I had previously
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Bill F.
12/12/2014
The online information on how to determine bolt pattern and measure a wheel was very useful to help me determine what size tire to order, since I was planning to use some rims I already owned. Once ordered, the 2 trailer tires arrived quickly, but a day apart (?). I had them mounted on my rims, balanced, and then swapped them out with the old wheels. No installation problems, and the trailer pulls nicely as always. Now we shall see how the tires wear over time.
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Just what I needed
12/02/2014
I recieved my tires and wheels yesterday. I was in need of these quickly since I was leaving on a trip the same week. Dana M. at etrailer hooked me up with the right tires and wheels for my trailer and the shipping was as promised. Thank you guys for a great transaction. I would definitely buy again.
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Clay
01/06/2021
I need to mount and balance these but they look like good tires. The sidewall is thinner due to the "C" load range but that should be fine and hopefully they are very durable.
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Kirk
08/14/2018
Its a trailer tire, what's to say? Time and milage will tell, then I'll review as to durability and endurance. I received it in only 3 days which is amazing, and what arrived was just what was ordered; as always with etrailer. Great service, good products, fair prices.
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Tim
04/27/2022
Have always been satisfied with all the tire products that I have purchased through etrailer and there is no issue with the actual product this time BUT I am a bit disappointed that the brand new tire arrived with a manufacturer date of Mid July 2021.....9/10 months old already.
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Thomas
04/14/2023
This site was very easy to order from. The product came quickly and on the day promised. Also free shipping is always a plus! I will definitely order from etrailer again!
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Janie
06/08/2019
Product was received quickly and fit great! I would use etrailer.com again.
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Brian
04/04/2025
Tires were the wrong size, luckily the tire shop I went to have them mounted sold me rims that fit. Tires were not used as far as I could tell, but they were 3 years old.
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Paul
11/21/2019
A great tire for your travel trailer. I ordered one for a spare.
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Tim
05/17/2023
They've worked fine for me.
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John
10/01/2020
Nice tire, great price.
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Tonya
05/09/2021
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Thomas
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12/19/2021
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03/30/2023
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David
11/05/2026
I ordered 3 tires on Monday afternoon. Elijah let me know they were shipped that night and Wed night the UPS guy was delivering them. He has a trailer and wanted to know about etrailer, who I've been using for years. He too went away impressed. I checked another internet trailer organization before buying and while the prices on the same tires were the same, they were going to charge me over $200 for shipping. Great organization, prices and guys like Elijah to keep me informed.
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Jeremy
09/10/2026
Fantastic experience all around! I placed the order about 7 AM, it was in UPS's hands about an hour later! The tires were delivered the very next day. All four had the same date code, about 13 months old, which suits me just fine. Walmart got them mounted up and balanced for me, I put them on the trailer, and they are just perfect. Of course I can't speak yet to their longevity, but I hear great things about the warranty, if needed. Etrailer is a fantastic company, I'll definitely be back!
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Terry
10/05/2026
Delivery was faster than expected. Had them mounted at my local tire shop. My only question is when asked to have them balanced the technician said that trailer tires are not required to be balanced, is this true. My other trailer tires purchased from trailer 7 years ago were balanced.
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Jeffrey
08/31/2026
Decent trailer tire for the money.Do not have enough miles on them to fully rate.Switched from Goodyear tires which are definitely better,but almost twice as expensive.Will see if the difference is worth it.
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David
04/22/2025
These are great tires. I have pulled this trailer over 200,000 miles. Hence, I’ve gone through a few sets of tires. These tires are wearing extremely well and the trailer tracks nicely.
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Gary
08/15/2026
Placed order on Monday Aug 10, at 4:30 PM. Order arrived on August 13 at noon. Fast free shipping. Thank you. Having mounting and balance today. Triple axle trailer carrying 35' boat with GVW at 20K lb (3,333 lb per wheel). Hot southwest desert climate near Lake Powell. Got these for the extreme conditions. Will send followup review after I have towed the 235 miles to Page.
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09/27/2025
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One year later and the tires still look nearly new. I’ve hit a number of deep pot holes at 45 mph+ and no visible damage to the tires. The trailer still tracks the same as the first day they were installed. I will be buying these tires for my 25 foot travel trailer when the old ones were out.