Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" White Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - Load Range C

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• Best Replacement for 20.5x8.0-10 Trailer Tires
  In order to replace the 20.5x8.0-10 wheels/tires I recommend using 205/65-10, the Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" White Wheel part # AM3H390 in particular which has an 81 mph speed rating. It will fit the same hubs you have now so you won't have to change anything out. This is the best size modern replacement for 20.5x8.0-10 tires.
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• Recommended Replacement 20.5 8-10 Size Trailer Tires on 1992 Coleman Americana Sequoia
  The metric sizing similar to your 20.5 8-10 is 205/65-10. Since your 1992 Coleman Americana Sequoia is fairly light, 1,550 pounds from what I found, I recommend going with part # AM3H390 which is a Load Range C tire rated for 1,100 pounds on a wheel with a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern. These also have an 81 mph speed rating.
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• Replacement Trailer Tire to Replace Size 20.5 x 8 - 10 on a 1998 Sun Tracker Trailer
  I zoomed in on your picture and your current tire size is 20.5 x 8-10 which is an older size the is most like the current size 205/65-10. You purchased Kenda tires, part # AM3H390, which are 205/65-10 size tires. The problem it's on the wrong rim. Part # AM3H390 has a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern and a 2.8 inch diameter pilot hole. Your bolt pattern looks like it's a 5 on 5-1/2 and your pilot hole is probably 4 inches in diameter. I can't tell this for certain by looking at the picture...
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• Can 215-60-8 Trailer Tires be Replaced with 215/65-10 Tires on Snowmobile Trailer
  You can go to a larger 10 inch tire and wheel as long as you have the wheel well and trailer frame clearance available for the larger size. We typically recommend at least 3 inches of space between the top of the tire tread and the top of the wheel well to allow for suspension travel. Your existing 215-60-8 trailer tire has an overall diameter/height of 18.1 inches and a width of 8.9 inches. For comparison the Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire and Wheel # AM3H390 that you are wanting...
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• How to Pick Out Replacement Wheels Tires for a Featherlite Trailer
  In order to pick out the correct tires and wheels for a trailer you are going to need to know some information on your trailer first. First thing you will want to know is the bolt pattern of the hubs on your trailer. I attached an FAQ article on how to determine this for you to check out. This way you will be able to pick out a wheel that will fit on the hubs. Next thing you will want to know is the weight capacity of your trailer so you can pick out rims and tires that have enough capacity...
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• Replacement Wheel/Tire for 20.5X8-10 - 5 Bolt Load Range C Tires/Wheel
  The tire size 205/65-10 is a suitable replacement for the old tire size 20.5x8-10. To determine whether this is the correct wheel for your application you should check the bolt hole pattern of your current wheels. Since your old wheels have 5 bolt holes, they likely have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern. I would recommend measuring to verify that this is your bolt pattern since it is an older wheel. The 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern is the only 5 bolt hole pattern we offer for this tire...
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• Availability of Modern Tire Size for 20.5 x 8-10
  The modern day equivalent of a 20.5 x 8-10 tire is going to be a 205/65-10. The dimensions are as close as you can get to the old size. We have several tires and tire and wheel combos in this size with various bolt patterns (if a wheel is needed). Check out the link I attached to see them all. I have also included a link to an FAQ on how to measure for bolt pattern. For a 5 bolt you most likely have a 5 on 4-1/2. Tire and wheel combo # AM3H390 that you referenced is a 5 on 4-1/2, load...
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• Distance from Mounting Flange to Furthest Point of Tire Sidewall on the Kenda Tire/Wheel # AM3H390
  I went a pulled a Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" White Wheel # AM3H390 from our warehouse and measured the distance from the mounting flange out to the furthest point out on the tire and I found this dimension to be 4 inches. I attached an FAQ article on trailer tires that you might find informative as well.
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• Spare Tire/Wheel Combo and Tire Carrier for 2005 Load Rite PWC Trailer w/ 205/65-10 Tires
  Since you'll be dealing with a marine environment, I'd recommend using a galvanized wheel. I'm assuming your existing wheels have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern. If a load range C tire (1100 lb capacity per tire) capacity is sufficient, the # AM3H400 wheel/tire combo would be work well for you. If you need a heavier weight rating, go with # AM3H440 which is a D rated tire with a 1330 lb per tire rating. For a spare tire carrier, I'd recommend the CE Smith # CE22011Z and the padlock...
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• Benefits of Changing Trailer Tires to Higher Load Range
  In your situation changing to a higher load range tire will not affect the odds of a puncture (since the ply rating does not actually refer to layers of material in the tire but rather its strength). Moving to a higher load range DOES offer the advantage of having those higher-rated tires running a bit cooler. Any trailer tire's worst enemy is heat. Excess heat can be prevented by observing the tires' rated weight capacity, speed rating (65-mph unless stated otherwise) and psi pressure....
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• Recommended Tire and Wheel for 20.5 x 8.0-10 Replacement
  For your 20.5 x 8.0-10 tire and wheel, I recommend the Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" White Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 # AM3H390 or the 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern # AM3H370. We also have galvanized wheel options # AM3H380 and # AM3H400. I've attached video reviews of each to assist. If you want to come get them instead of having them shipped, you can pick them up from our will-call store here in Wentzville, Missouri just northwest of St. Louis.
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• Choosing Two Tires and Wheels for a 2,000 lb Axle
  Two tires with a weight capacity of 1100 lbs will have a combined weight capacity of 2,200 lbs, but you would still be limited to the 2,000 lb capacity of the axle. You will always be limited by the lowest rated component whether it is the wheels, tires, axle or suspension. The best rule to use when choosing new wheels and tires is to choose a set that meets or exceeds the weight capacity of your axle. You will also want to choose a set of wheels that match the bolt pattern of your...
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• Trailer Tire Blowout on a 6 Horse Trailer
  First, you can check to see if the trailer has a sticker or plate on the frame that indicates the proper tire size for that trailer. If that is not present on the trailer then going to a narrower tire would prevent them from rubbing against the trailer wall. You also might want to check the suspension because if the suspension is worn and loose it could cause play in the tires which might have lead to the rubbing and the close distance between the other tires and the trailer. Also,...
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• Can a Pop Up Camper with 8 Inch Tires be Upgraded to 10 Inch Tires
  If you have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern on your hub with 8 inch wheels, you will be able to use the 10 inch wheels with a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern on that hub. The center hole diameter on the 8 inch wheels and the 10 inch wheels are the same 2.8 inch hub pilot diameter. The biggest thing to check is to make sure you have the clearance to add a taller and wider wheel and tire. Make sure there is plenty of space to add taller wheels, especially if you have fenders above the wheels...
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• Is Tire Size 20.5 x 8-10 the Same as a 205/65-10 Trailer Tire
  The modern day equivalent of a 20.5 x 8-10 tire is going to be a 205/65-10. The dimensions are as close as you can get to the old size. We have several tires and tire and wheel combos in this size with various bolt patterns (if a wheel is needed). You can use the FAQ I have linked and click on 205/65-10 to see all the options. I have also included a link to an FAQ on how to measure for bolt pattern. For a 5 bolt you most likely have a 5 on 4-1/2. Tire and wheel combo # AM3H390 that...
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• Correct Size Spare Wheel/Tire for 20.5x8-10 Trailer Tires
  The best match we have for a 20.5x8-10 tire is a 205/65-10 which is just slightly larger but will still work just fine as a spare. I recommend using the part # AM3H390 for 5 lug or the part # AM3H370 for 4-lug which are both great cost effective options.
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• What is the Trade-off Between Wider and Narrower Tires?
  Typically, a wider tire will offer more stability, but with a small, light trailer any advantage provided by the wider tire would be tiny. There are some differences in the two tires you mentioned that could possibally make the tire for your setup. The 205/65-10 LRB fits onto a 6 inch rim, while the 4.80-12 LRC fits a 4 inch rim width. They do indeed have the same overall diameter as you stated but the Load Range B 205/65-10 tire will be able to carry 910lbs at 35 psi while the Load...
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• Rim Offset of the Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" White Wheel # AM3H390
  The offset of the rim that comes with the Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" White Wheel # AM3H390 is zero just like most trailer rims.
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• 10 Inch Trailer Wheel and Tire Combo With 5 Bolt Holes
  So there are a couple of things you need to know when getting new trailer wheels and tires, though you do have some good info already as you mentioned the wheel was 10 inches in diameter and had 5 bolt holes. With that we can narrow the search down, but you do need to know the exact bolt hole pattern. The most common is 5 on 4-1/2" but you do need to sure, and I've linked a help article and printable template so you can find out exactly what you need. The other thing you need to know...
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• How to Make a Trailer Easier to Move By Hand
  I believe I have just what you are looking for, or at least close. Take a look at the spare tire carrier and dolly bracket # DL22144. You can mount an 8 to 12 inch tire on it with 4 or 5 bolt mounting pattern and it can be used as a dolly. But it doesn't pivot like a caster. Another option is to use an actual trailer dolly such as # MT70225. It is limited to 600 pounds tongue weight and as far as gross trailer weight it depends on how much you are able to push/pull around with the dolly....
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• Speed Rating for Trailer Tires
  The speed rating for all trailer tires unless otherwise noted is 65 miles per hour. However, the rating of part # AM3H390 that you referenced is actually 81 mph. If you exceed 81 mph, heat could build up in the tire and cause it to break down and fail. I attached an FAQ article on trailer tires for you to check out as well.
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• Do Trailer Tire and Wheel Combos have to be Balanced Before Use
  You do not have to get tire and wheel combos such as # AM3H390 balanced before use. You can if you want to but it can be difficult to find a shop that has the proper equipment to balance a trailer tire and wheel. It is not the same equipment used to balance car tires and wheels. The manufacturer of the tire and wheel combos matches the heavy side of a tire with the light side of a wheel to sort of balance them. This is all a trailer tire really needs as far as balancing.
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• Are Kenda 205/65-10 Load Range C Bias Trailer Tires Suitable for Single Axle Triton Elite Trailer
  The Triton Elite Series of trailer includes 12 different single axle models, according to their website. The particular Kenda trailer tire/wheel you referenced, part # AM3H390, is a load-range-C-rated 205/65-10 bias tire on a 10 x 6-inch white powder-coat-finish steel wheel. This tire size and load range is used on several of their Elite series trailers, however their website does not indicate bolt pattern. The DOT-approved Kenda tire/wheel you referenced has a 5-on-4-1/2 bolt pattern...
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• What are the Different Load Ranges for the Trailer Tire Size 205-65-10
  Tire load ranges indicate the various weight capacities that a tire can have in a given size. The Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire # AM3H390 is a 205/65-10 size tire. There are B, C, D, and E load ranges in this size. Load Range B would have a 910 lb capacity at 35 psi. Load Range C would have a 1,100 lb capacity at 50 psi. Load Range D would have a 1,330 lb capacity at 70 psi. Load Range E would have a 1,650 lb capacity at 90 psi. I attached a page that has all of the tires and...
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• Can Smaller Wheels and Tires be Installed on a Jet Ski Trailer to Lower It
  The backspacing is not really the issue, it is the tire width on your current versus new tires. Most trailer tires have a zero offset meaning the mounting surface of the wheel is in the center of the wheel so the tire width becomes important. A 175/80-13 tire that you currently have is about 6.9 inches wide and 24.1 inches tall. A 205/65-10 like # AM3H390, is 8.3 inches wide and 20.5 inches tall. Regarding tires, this is a huge difference in width and you would have to measure the distance...
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• Recommended Tire Size Upgrade From Current 205/65-10 Tires
  I have a solution for you, but your 205/65-10 tires similar to the # AM3H390 are going to be the largest size we have available in tire that fits on 10" wheels. In order to get larger tires you would need to go up to a 13" wheel. If you've got a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern currently, the Kenda Loadstar ST175/80-13 # AM31242 would be a good choice. These tires are 24" tall as opposed to the 20.5" tires you've currently got and are a Load Range D tire with a capacity of 1610-lbs. These also...
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• Installing Wider Tires on a Karavan Boat Trailer For Driving on Sand
  Before installing wider tires and wheels on your trailer, you will want to make sure you have enough space to go to a wider tire and wheel. If you went to an 8 inch wide tire and wheel like the Kenda Tire and Wheel Combo, # AM3H390, the overall diameter will be the same, but the tire will sit approximately 2 inches closer to the trailer frame than your 4.80-12 tires. You will want to make sure you have enough room between the inside wall of your tires and trailer frame for a wider tire. The...
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• Looking for a Wider Trailer Tire than a 205/60-10 That is Not Over 20-1/2 Inches Diameter
  For 10 inch trailer tires you are limited to the 205/65-10 size. This tire size is a little over 8 inches wide. To go wider you would either need to go down to a 215/60-8, such as # AM3H323, or go up to a 14 inch or larger which would put you well over the 20-1/2 inch diameter. A 215/60-8 tire could work. It is almost a 1/2 inch wider than a 205 and it would only be 18.3 inches in diameter. If you have the clearance needed between the tire side wall and trailer then this is probably...
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• 10 inch Trailer Rim and Load Range C Tire with 5 on 4-1/2 inch Bolt Pattern
  For a 10 inch trailer rim we only have the 205/65-10 sized tires. For a white wheel with the Range C tire size you need you would want the part # AM3H390 or for a galvanized steel wheel part # AM3H400.
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• Recommended PSI for Golf Cart Tires
  The sidewall of your Golf Cart Tire that states 35 psi is the max air pressure. You should inflate the tires to that 35 psi when the tires are cold (prior to use) as friction from use will heat them up and alter that pressure. They are intended to operate at the max psi. All trailer style, and golf cart, tires are made to be run at their max psi when inflated cold. Each tire is rated differently so you should go with the PSI marked on the sidewall of the tire over any alternative....
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