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Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire - 205/65-10 - Load Range B
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Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire - 205/65-10 - Load Range B
Part Number: AM1HP50
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Kenda Trailer Tires and Wheels - AM1HP50
Highlights
- Steady on the Highway: Rated M for 81 mph with a max load of 910 lbs at 35 psi for dependable towing.
- Handles Rough Ground: Bias-ply build with crisscrossed nylon cords adds strength for off-road use.
- Smooth, Stable Ride: Thick sidewalls and reduced rolling resistance improve handling on uneven terrain.
- Built to Last: Exceeds DOT standards for safety and performance under heavy trailer loads.
- Sized Right: Fits 10" x 6" rims with 8.3" width and 20.8" outer diameter for proper clearance and stance.
- Added Assurance: Comes with a 5-year limited warranty and 1-year worry-free replacement guarantee.
Features to know about
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Compatibility
- Fits: 10" x 6" rims
- Tire size: 205/65-10
Dimensions
- Section width: 8.3"
- Outer diameter (when inflated): 20.8"
Weight and Capacity
- Load range: B
- Ply rating: 4
- Maximum load: 910 lbs at 35 psi
- Maximum speed rating: 81 mph (speed rating M)
Warranty
- Warranty: 5-Year limited warranty
- Guarantee: 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"
1HP50 Kenda Loadstar K399 Bias Tire - LR B
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Ratings & Reviews
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4032 reviews
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Ken
10/23/2026
Purchased two tires a year ago for my golf cart.
These tires have performed perfectly and are wearing extremely well.
Quality materials and craftsmanship.
I will purchase additional Loadstar tires when needed.
These tires have performed perfectly and are wearing extremely well.
Quality materials and craftsmanship.
I will purchase additional Loadstar tires when needed.
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Jim
01/07/2025
Great company to work with. Excellent customer service and quality product. I’m glad someone told me about this company. I ordered the product and it was shipped right away, and I received my tires in less than a week. AAA+++
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Christopher
08/09/2026
Communication was too notch. Delivered on time and exactly what was order. Thank you!
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Zach
07/29/2026
Arrived really fast. I just dropped it off to the tire place to be installed.
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Jim
10/11/2025
Second time I’ve ordered from here. An excellent company and customer service.
Thank you for being so quick to send my order
Thank you for being so quick to send my order
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Big Don
12/17/2014
I installed the tires on my 2013 Yamaha G29 Drive golf cart on 10" Evader aluminum wheels. They look great and based on my trip to the golf course today they work great. I thought there might be some clearance issues but they fit very well. I like the larger tire size (20.5" OD) as they replaced 205/50-10 which has an OD of 18". This was my first experience with etrailer and the experience was 100% positive. Good prices and great delivery service--what else could you want.
Big D.
12/17/2015
The tires have been in use for almost a year and the tread wear is negligible. I would give these tires and etrailer a 5-Star rating. Great service and great tires.
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David (Brash)
08/13/2025
Fast shipping Thanks
Great service on golf cart tires!
Great service on golf cart tires!
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Sam
03/21/2026
Great service and communications. Fast delivery and product in perfect condition! Highly recommend.
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Mark
07/09/2020
Purchased 4 new tires for my golf cart, also known as the dog cart taxi for my 2 lazy hounds! Tires were best price I could find, free shipping which is a rarity these days, and UPS delivery literally within days of purchase, even though a weekend online purchase. When I need new trailer and golf cart tires I’ll be a return customer. Thank You!
Mark
7/10/2021
Great set of tires, comfortable ride around our neighborhood on our EZ Go golf cart
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Laine
11/13/2025
Tire is squashed how do I inflate it !
Kate F.
11/19/2025
That is how bias tires are Laine. To install a flat Kenda Loadstar K399 tire, lubricate the beads, mount it evenly on a clean rim, use a ratchet strap if needed to push the beads outward, inflate it carefully until both beads seat with a pop, then set it to 35 psi cold and check for leaks.
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Luis Ignacio
12/31/2025
excellent all around price, service and attention to details !!
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Roger
02/13/2021
I received the tires 4 or 5 days after ordering. They were purchased in the event that I have a need to replace my existing golf cart tires. I may not need them for years into the future
Roger B.
2/22/2022
I replaced 1 tire immediately and it has functioned well for the past year. I have stored the 2nd tire as a spare if and when needed
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Steve T.
07/03/2017
Excellent Product and even better customer service. Had purchased these tires before and they worked so well we installed on all of our work horse carts. You will not be disappointed!
Steve T.
7/4/2018
Been a year and the tires are all holding up well. We use our carts 5 days a week and tread is still great and no issues - I wouldnt hesitate to buy again!
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Poppyron
09/19/2014
These are the same brand I have on my 2009 Yamaha golf cart.
I saved $30 a tire compared to the local quoted price. I will be ordering two more.
I saved $30 a tire compared to the local quoted price. I will be ordering two more.
Cirocco H.
9/11/2015
Poppygon:Do you have a lift kit on your golf cart?
Poppyron
9/19/2015
Just fine, tread is good. The golf cart is our primary means of transportation, shopping to bowling to going to a movie. We only use our car to go where we can not by golf cart.
Poppyron
9/21/2015
No it is a stock bought new 2009 Yamaha Drive equipped with a Curtis Cab, signals, head and brake lights.It is the main mode of transportation here in The Villages, Florida.
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Doc
12/26/2024
These tires are exactly what I needed for the price I was willing to pay. Very happy! I will be a return customer. I live where there are all kinds of golf courses and carts. I will recommend this site to all my friends. Well done!
Victoria H.
12/30/2024
Thanks so much for helping to get our name out there, Doc!
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Dan
03/17/2022
Product was packaged well and is as advertised. Shipping was delayed some at first due to staffing issue. Once it was resolved the tires arrived very quickly.
Dan
3/18/2023
The tires are doing quite well, no problems. When I need more, Ill definitely get in touch. Thank you.
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H. Lockhart
03/21/2023
These are a great value on golfcart tires,increased my ground clearance and provided more comfortable ride since we run them at XXlbs pressure due to lighter weight than a boat trailer,will purchase them again!
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Dennis
03/21/2021
dont use the trailer more than 5000 miles per year, but tires have not given us a bit of trouble.
Dennis
3/22/2022
No news is good news. Seam to be waring very well giving us no trouble.
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Tony
06/23/2023
Golf cart tires are great.
Tony
6/23/2024
Tires are still rolling along, one year later! Would order again. Thanks Tony
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Dane
09/17/2022
The etrailer customer support team exceeded my expectation in every way. When my original order arrived damaged, the team took notice of my feedback and worked diligently to assure I was a satisfied customer even after I indicated replacement was unnecessary. Way to go etrailer team! 5 Stars
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Douglas
08/23/2022
Was the exact brand and size I was looking for. Best price and fast delivery.5 star all the way.
Dixon, D.
8/25/2023
Was what I was looking for, you were the best price available anywhere, thanks
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David
11/21/2025
I love doing business with you all
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Bob
05/06/2023
Bought a pair 2 years ago for my golf cart rears. Awesome tires, wore those out and replaced with EXACTLY the same tire. Great ride, nice stance (staggered size from front), and good wear.
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Howard
12/22/2020
Used to replace Firestone tires which are no longer available on Kubota B7500 front axle. Work well.
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Daniel
05/26/2022
Shipping, cost and over all experience was great! No complaints at all. Will definitely be a returning customer
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