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• Economical Option for Trailer Wheel With 5 on 5-1/2 Bolt Pattern and Trailer Tires
  It sounds like you are just looking for the most economical way to add trailer tires and wheels with a 5 on 5-1/2" bolt pattern but are concerned they won't fit when you replace your axle. Realistically this is a valid concern and your axle may in fact not have spindles that accept a hub with the same 5 on 5-1/2" bolt pattern so you may need to get new wheels and tires when you decide to do that. For now, the most economical option for you to wheels and tires is first with the Modular...
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• Availability of 15 x 5-Inch Dexstar Trailer Wheel 17-231
  We do carry the Dexstar 17-231 Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel # AM20443 which is a 15 x 5 wheel rated for 2200-lbs. The wheel has a 5-on-4-1/2-inch bolt pattern, 3.19-inch pilot hole and is made in the USA. It will accept a 205/75-15 tire like Kenda # AM1ST92.
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• After How Many Years Should Trailer Tires Be Replaced
  Even when stored in the somewhat controlled environment of a garage, tires are still subject to dry rot and flat spotting. Even if the tire tread has plenty of depth left and you can't see any cracking with the naked eye, the generally accepted rule of thumb states that trailer tires should be replaced after about 6 or 7 years. Yours are about twice that age. I'd highly recommend you replace the tires. I'd recommend going with a 205/75R-15 tires in load range C like part # TTWTRTM2057515C....
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• Trailer Tires are Wearing On the Inside Tread with Low Miles on the Tires
  You may be experiencing some wear in the suspension components that can cause tire wear and also be a symptom or cause the axle to be misaligned. Inspect your suspension components and if any of the holes where hardware goes is egg-shaped, that indicates wear. To determine if the axle is not properly aligned, pull in straight on a level surface and stop. Measure from the center of the axle on one end to the center of the ball hole on the coupler. Then do the same on the other side. Even...
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• Troubleshooting Inside Tire Wear on Single Tire of Tandem Axle Trailer
  Inside tire wear on one specific tire on a dual axle 5th wheel trailer could be from a bent spindle if you happened to curb it at some point, where the axle itself wouldn't show a difference, yet the tire wear would. This is really difficult to determine by simply looking at the trailer. You'd need to compare the angle of each spindle compared to the axle. Many people don't take good care of their trailers, so the shops aren't incorrect that it is common but that doesn't mean it is...
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• Replacement Tires for 2017 Keystone Passport Ultra Lite Grand Touring Travel Trailer
  Hello, I would be glad to help you with the needed tire selection but I need to know what size tires you are replacing, please let me know the tire size and I will work up a list of recommendations for your 2017 Keystone Passport Ultra Lite Grand Touring Travel Trailer. Please note the linked help article below for "Measuring a Trailer Tire".
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• Why Does One Trailer Tire Wear More in the Middle than the Others
  It looks like the center of the tire has worn faster than the outer edges which is a tell tale sign that it has been overinflated or it is a different load range than the rest. If the leaf spring was worn more so for that particular side of the axle then this could be an issue as well but I would be willing to bet it was overinflated. If you can let me know what size tires are on your trailer I would be happy to make some recommendations but if not I have attached a list of our options...
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• Comparing the Karrier KE93KV & the Karrier AM10245 Trailer Tires
  Hey Chris, the Karrier # KE93KV and the Karrier # AM10245 are both really similar, with the only real differences being the section width on the Karrier # KE93KV being narrower than the Karrier # AM10245, and the Karrier # KE93KV has a 5 rib design as well as a Silica infused tread and sipe angles to help reduce hydroplaning. The Karrier # KE93KV also does pretty good in off-road applications, should you ever have to go off-road. So I would say, if you plan at all to be off the road,...
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• Should All Trailer Tires Have the Same Load Range
  I would recommend you run the same Load Range tires on your trailer. The reason being that trailer tires should be inflated to their max PSI at all times and if you have two different Load Ranges with two different PSI ratings the higher rated tires will end up with an uneven amount of load put on them since they would have a stiffer sidewall. I would recommend the part # AM10303 for all of your wheels as this is a Load Range E tire.
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• Is There a 15" Silver Spoke Wheel Available With a 205/75D15 Trailer Tire Mounted?
  Currently we have the Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel # DEX34FR available separately. You would need to have the ST205/75R15 # AM1ST92 mounted at a service center or in your own garage if you are experienced with mounting tires on wheels.
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• Is There a 205/75-15 Trailer Tire & Black Wheel With 5 on 5 Bolt Pattern
  You'd have to get the tire and wheel separately but there is an option for a 205/75D15 tire that fits a black wheel with a 5 on 5" bolt pattern: - Loadstar ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1ST92 - Vesper Steel Modular Trailer Wheel - 15" x 6" Rim - 5 on 5 - Black # TA97RR This is a bias tire with a load range C rating (1,820 lbs) so if you wanted a higher load range D tire (2,150 lbs) you'd need to go with a radial tire, the Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # AM10245.
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• Will ST250/90D15 Tire Fit Dexstar Vintage Steel Wheel
  The answer to your question is going to depend on the actual tire you have. I don't have an example for that size since it is not something we carry so I will use an ST205/75D15 like the # AM1ST92. This tire fits 15" x 5", 15" x 5-1/2", 15" x 6", and 15" x 6-1/2" rims. Often within a size this can vary based on what the manufacturer specifies. I would check with the tire manufacturer to see if the 5" width of the # AM20395 is acceptable for your tires.
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• Availability of Dexter Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel AM20443 with Pre-Mounted Tire
  We do have the Dexter Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel # AM20443 available by itself but it is not currently available with an ST205/75D15 tire pre-mounted. For a ST205/75D15 tire the Kenda Loadstar Bias Trailer Tire # AM1ST92 will work great and fit the Dexter wheel perfectly. It features a maximum load of 1,820 pounds at 50 psi and an excellent speed rating of 81 mph. Since it sounds like you are replacing the tires anyway I recommend considering an upgrade to radial tires instead of the...
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• Do You Know the Full Price of the HWT 07 Series 5 Trailer Wheel with a 205/75/15 Tire?
  For prices on tires and wheels, all prices are listed on the specific product page. For a wheel/tire combination, it really depends on if you want a radial tire or a bias tire. For a radial tire on the Aluminum HWT 07 Series 5 Spoke Trailer Wheel - 15" x 5" - 5 on 4-1/2 # AM20456, I recommend the Provider ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # TR20515D. For a bias tire on the Aluminum HWT 07 Series 5 Spoke Trailer Wheel - 15" x 5" - 5 on 4-1/2 # AM20456, I recommend the Loadstar...
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• Maximum Speed Rating of kenda Loadstar # AM1ST92
  Traditionally trailer tires have been rated for a maximum speed of 65 mph. You wouldn't find a speed rating on the tire's sidewall and the 65 max was then assumed. Not too long ago tire manufacturers started testing their tires for faster speeds because people towing trailers don't always want to stay under 65 mph. Since this started a lot of tires that were previously only rated for 65 mph are being tested at higher speeds and therefore the rating on them is being increased. This is...
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• Will the Loadstar ST205/75D15 Trailer Tire Work With a Wheel That Has a 5 on 4-1/2 Inch Bolt Pattern
  The numbers you are referring to, 15" x 5", 15" x 5-1/2" etc. indicate the diameter and width of the wheel. Therefore, 15" x 5" means the wheel is 15" diameter x 5" wide. The bolt pattern has little to do with the tire size. Therefore, so long as you wheel is between 5" and 6-1/2" wide which it should be then the Loadstar ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire part # AM1ST92 will work for you.
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• Recommended 205/75-15 Tire on 6-Lug Galvanized Wheel
  I can certainly set you up with a 205/75-15 tire and a galvanized 15 x 6 rim with a 6 lug on 5-1/2 inch bolt circle, however our suppliers don't sell this as a combination and we don't have the facilities here to mount the tire to the wheel so we'd have to sell them separately and you would need to have the tires mounted to the wheels locally. You'd also need the # AM20903 valve stems. For a wheel, I'd go with the # AM20534. For a load range C radial tire, ST205/75-15 I'd recommend the...
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• Diagnosing am Odd Trailer Tire Wear Pattern
  This is definitely an odd wear pattern. The saw-toothed pattern would indicate a toe-in issue. Toe-In refers to the tire sitting at a slight angle when unloaded and would then flatten or level out when loaded. This is pretty standard and most axles have a camber to them to allow it to happen. That being said, this would typically occur on all 4 tires in the same way. After drawing a little diagram and staring at it for a while, I think there are 2 reasons you may be getting this kind of...
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• Looking for American Made 205/75-15 Trailer Tire
  We do not have any American made tires in the 205/75-15 size. The Taskmaster Provider # TR20515D is not made in the USA, but it is a great tire with great customer reviews. as part # 724861519. This is a load range D tire, with a 2150 lb per tire/4300 lb per axle load rating and a speed rating of 81 mph. The Kenda Loadstar, part # AM1ST92 you'd looked at is also a good choice, but it's manufactured overseas.
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• ST205/75/15 Spare Wheel And Tire Combo For A 1974 Pull Behind Camper
  Yes, and I have the perfect combination for you. For this, you will want a 15" wheel and ST205/75/D15 tire. I recommend purchasing these items separately as we do not have a pre-assembled wheel and tire combo in the dimensions you have posted. For a 15" wheel compatible with the 4 on 9.44 bolt pattern on your trailer's axles, I recommend using the Dexstar Vintage Steel Wheel part # AM20395. This wheel retains a similar look to the wheels currently on your trailer and has a +.5 offset...
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• Load Range C or D Recommendation for a Travel Trailer
  If you have a tandem axle travel trailer that weighs 6,000 lbs a Load Range C tire like the part # AM1ST92 would work, but since you said that is the weight when empty you would most likely want to go with the Load Range D just to be safe. For that you would want the part # AM10245 which has a 2,150 lbs at 65 psi capacity which is much more than the C. With 4 of these tires you would have a total of 8,600 lbs of tire capacity. That doesn't mean you can carry that much weight necessarily...
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• Rear Axle Trailer Tires are Wearing More than Front Axle Tires
  If you have the weight in the trailer more towards the back then that could cause the rear axle tires to wear quicker. You will also want to check the suspension components to see if anything needs to be replaced. Worn suspension can lead to excessive and uneven tire wear. You will also need to make sure that all of the tires are inflated to the maximum psi indicated on the tires. If you are using different tire types (radial versus bias ply) or different sizes at the front and rear then...
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• What Would Cause Both Trailer Tires to Wear on Outside and Inside of Both Tires
  If the outside of the tread on your boat trailer tires are wearing but the middle of the tread isn't then that is a good indication that your tires are not inflated to the correct psi rating. Make sure you have your tires filled to the psi rating that is found on the sidewall and this should fix your problem.
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• What is the Speed Rating for Kenda/Loadstar ST205/75D15 Load Range C Bias Trailer Tire
  The Kenda tire # AM1ST92 is now rated for 81 miles per hour regardless of the load on them. Running it over that speed for extended periods of time can cause excessive heat build up and lead to tire failure. Another option in the same size, 205/75-15, that has the same 81 miles per hour speed rating is # TTWTRTM2057515C. It is a radial tire so it will run cooler than a bias ply tire. Provided the rest of the trailer is in good shape and won't cause uneven tire wear you can run these...
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