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• Can Size 225/75-15 Load Range D Trailer Tires be Replaced with Load Range E Tires
  There's no harm in putting tires with a higher load range on your trailer when replacing them. With that being said there's no gain either. At least not from the load range. The tires technically have a higher capacity but that isn't going to increase the capacity of your trailer because you're still limited by whatever component has the lowest rating. As long as you still keep the trailer within its capabilites the higher rated tires will work just fine for you. I'm guessing your...
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• Will Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire Last Longer Than Tire With Lower Ply Rating
  Hey Bryan! Yes, I would expect the Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire # AM1HP60 to last longer since it has a higher ply rating. The ply rating of 10 is significantly higher compared to what you have now so there will be a noticeable difference. In general, a tire with a higher ply rating will last longer overall, including the tread, because of the increased durability and higher capacity. If you need anything else don't hesitate to reach out in the comments below.
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• Wider Replacement Trailer Tire Options for 4.80x12 Tires
  In order to replace the 4.80x12 trailer tires which measure 20.7" diameter x 4.9" wide in light of a wider option, I recommend a 225/55-12 the Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire part # AM1HP60 in particular which measures 21.8" diameter x 8.9" wide. I don't have any wheels with offset for this size so if you don't have the additional clearance you can go with a 5.30x12, the Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire part # AM10066 which measures 21.9" diameter x 5.6" wide.
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• Can Kenda AM1HP60 225/55B12 Tire Be Used on a Trailer
  Although its more commonly used on golf carts, as long as the tire's kept properly inflated to 100psi as listed on the sidewall the Kenda # AM1HP60 225/55B12 tire can be used on a trailer. The tires are rated for a 65 mph top speed. I've included a link to our Trailer Tire/Wheel help articles which contains enough information about trailer wheels and tires to make you the envy of your peer group.
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• Boat Trailer Keeps Having Tire Blowouts on One Side of the Trailer
  The fact that you are having blowouts on the same side repeatedly could indicate that, for whatever reason, the trailer is heavier on that one side. Or it could mean that there is a problem with the suspension on that side or that something is out of spec in the running gear (hubs or spindle). All of these things would increase the amount of heat generated by the tire. Excessive heat leads to tire failure. If you have ever hit a curb or something else then that could have caused damage...
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• Looking for 225/50-10 Load Range E Wheel/Tire Combo
  We don't offer a 225/50-10 tire in a load range E, but we can come pretty close as far as the size goes. We offer a 205/65-10 in a load range D which has a 1320 lb capacity per tire. The 205/65-10 is 20.6 inches in diameter and 8.3 inches wide, which is about an inch in a half taller which will raise your ride height by about 3/4 on an inch and a 1/2 inch wider than your existing tires. If this will work for you, we offer them mounted on a white powder coated wheel with a 4 on 4 bolt pattern...
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• Recommended Tires for a Yamaha G16 Golf Cart
  The largest tire we have that will fit a 10" diameter wheel is a 205/65-10 like the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire part # AM1HP50 which is 20.5" diameter. The 205/50-10 tire that you have now is 18.1" diameter therefore the new tire size will be 1.2" taller. If you would like something ever taller than that then you would need to switch to a larger wheel with a 225/55-12 tire like the Kenda Bias Golf Cart Tire part # AM1HP60 which will be 1.8" taller.
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• Will the Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire Fit Icon Golf Cart With 23x10.5-12 Tires
  The Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire # AM1HP60 will fit your Icon golf cart as long as the current rims are 7" wide. Since you have 23x10.50-12 tires we already know that you have 12" rims so the width will be the determining factor. These tires have an outer diameter of 21.8" and a section width of 8.9" with a maximum load of 2,465 lbs at 100 psi.
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• Replacement for Innova Driver 215/35-12 Trailer Tires
  I do have options for you but the Innova Driver 215/35-12 tires you have are a very oddball size. The best size we have to replace these are going to be a 225/55-12 like the Kenda Tire part # AM1HP60 which is 21.8" diameter x 8.9" wide or a 4.80x12 like the Taskmaster Tire part # TT48012C which is 20.6" diameter x 4.8" wide. The Kenda option has a 65 mph speed rating and the Taskmaster option has an 81 mph speed rating. For reference, the 213/35-12 tires you have now are 17.9" diameter...
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• Replacement Tire And Wheel Options For 5.30-12" Tires On 12" 5 on 4 1/2 Wheels
  I do have an option that will give you wider tires than the 5.30-12 tires you currently have on your trailer. I recommend going with the Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire # AM1HP60 which will be 3.3" wider and the same overall height than the 5.30-12 tires but will require a 12x7 wheel which unfortunately we do not carry. You can possibly find a suitable wheel option at a lawn and garden retailer as these wheels are commonly found on golf carts. For a option to directly replace what...
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• Wheel Compatibility with Golf Cart Tire
  For the Kenda 225/55B12 Bias Golf Cart Tire - Load Range E # AM1HP60 you will need a 12x7 inch rim and a valve stem. We carry the valve stem # AM20906, but that size wheel we unfortunately do not carry. It is more of an ATV or Lawn Tractor tire size, so I recommend checking out places that specialize in those products to assist. Most Golf Carts use a smaller wheel that is 10 inch and I recommend the Kenda 205/50-10 Bias Golf Cart Tire with 10" White Wheel - 4 on 4 # AM90016 if that is...
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