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

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• What is the Maximum Speed Rating for a 205/65-10 Trailer Tire
  The Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" Galvanized Wheel part # AM3H440 has a maximum speed rating of 65 mph. In order to obtain a higher speed rating you will need to upgrade to a substantially larger tire size like the Karrier ST175/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire with 13" Galvanized Wheel part # AM31994 which has an 81 mph speed rating but will be around 3.5" larger in diameter. In order to use this larger tire size you would likely need to alter your fenders or raise the trailer...
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• Recommended Air Pressure for Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire
  Thank you for your purchase of the Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" Galvanized Wheel # AM3H440. We recommend using the PSI rating of 70 which is listed on the sidewall of the tire. Some tire manufacturers have a progression chart showing what the weight capacity is at different PSI ratings but Kenda only lists the one. You can put less in it if you wish but at that point the weight capacity would be unknown and you run the risk of the tires overheating.
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• What Is The Best Air Pressure For Trailer Tires For Wear And Performance
  One The Kenda Tire/Wheel combo we offer that is a 205/65-10 tire is part # AM3H440. The correct psi for this combo is1,330 lbs at 70 psi. You should always inflate your tires when they are cold. At the maximum air pressure, the tires will perform and wear best, and get the best gas mileage. I have attached a helpful article about tires you can check out.
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• Is Powder Coated Wheel or Galvanized Wheel Better for 205/65-10 Trailer Tire
  Between the white powder coated wheel on the Kenda # AM3H430 and the galvanized wheel on the Kenda # AM3H440 you are better off going with the galvanized wheel. Galvanized wheels offer the utmost in protection against rust, which is particularly important when it comes to boat trailers or any situation where the wheel is going to consistently be in contact with moisture. The process of galvanizing the wheel is going to ensure better durability over the course of time than a powder coated...
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• Replacement for 20.5 x 8-10 Tire and 5-Lug Wheel
  So you mentioned wheel, though the 20.5 x 8-10 size you mentioned is actually a tire size, which leads me to think you are looking for a replacement wheel and tire of that size. Since that's an older tire size, what you will need is the modern equivalent, a size 205/65-10 tire, along with a wheel that the tire will fit on. We have just 205/65-10 tires, or just the 5-lug 10 inch rim, or a combination of the tire and rim together if that is what you are looking for. Here are the options...
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• Availability of 20.5x8.0 Size Trailer Spare Tire
  You are right that the 20.5x8.0 size tire is not really produced anymore so it's extremely difficult to find exact replacements. We do not currently have this size available. The modern equivalent to this size is the ST205/65-10, which is just a tiny bit smaller. Because of this small difference in size I don't recommend using it as just a spare, as it could cause trouble on the road when mixed with your existing tires. I do however recommend considering upgrading all the tires on your...
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• Can Trailer Tire Size 20.5x8-10 Replace Tire Size 5.30-12
  The difference in size is not drastic enough to prevent one from fitting in place of the other. The diameters are within 1.4 inches of being the same so as long as you match the bolt pattern and the frame is rubbing like you mentioned you'd be fine. For the wider 20.5 x 8 -10 we have the part # AM3H490 for if you have a 5 lug bolt pattern or part # AM3H440 for a 4 lug pattern. We don't carry the exact tire you mentioned.
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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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• Trailer Tire/Wheel Combo for a Karavan Snowmobile Trailer with 8 Inch Wheels and Hydraulic Brakes
  There are currently no brake assemblies that are going to fit an 8 inch wheel because of the exact problem you have encountered: the hubs are too large to fit. The smallest we can go is for 10 inch wheels. You might be able to go to a 205/65-10 tire which would be about 2 inches taller than the 215/60-8 tire and wheel # AM3H325 that you have referenced. You would need at least 1 inch of clearance above the existing tire for the larger size. If you have the space on the trailer for the...
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• Availability of Load Range D Trailer Tire Size 205/65-10 Installed on 5 Lug Wheel
  Yes, for a wheel and Load Range D tire with the size you need of 205/65-10 on a white 5 lug wheel you would want part # AM3H430 or for a galvanized wheel instead you would want the part # AM3H440.
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• Replacement Wheels and Tires for PWC Trailer Using 20.5x8-10 Tires
  We can help you with new wheels and tires for your PWC trailer. We offer tires and wheels separately and certain combinations are also pre-mounted together and offered as a single item. We offer the metric equivalent of your 20.5x8-10 tire, which is size ST205/65-10. First, you'll want to confirm the wheel bolt pattern you need, either 4-on-4-inch or 5-on-4-1/2; the linked article will help you with this. Next you'll want to note the load range of your current tires to enable you to...
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• How Large Of A Tire You Can Put On Your Trailer
  It depends on a couple of factors. First, you will be more limited if you have a dual axle trailer. If you have a single axle trailer the next limitation would be the wheel well clearance. I would load your trailer down quite a bit to see how low it will sag. You don't want to tear up your tires and wheel wells when you have a lot of weight on the trailer. Once you load the trailer down, check and see how much clearance you have. Mark that down for later. Then, get your current tire size...
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• Kenda Tires & Galvanized Wheels Sized 18.5 x 8.5 x 8 For Trailer
  The closest item to your original request for Kenda LoadStar tires is the Kenda # AM3H325 tire on a galvanized wheel. This tire is sized 215/60-8. this tire has an 1165 pound individual tire and wheel maximum capacity. It has a speed rating of "M" with an 8 ply bias tire and a 5 year warranty on the tire. If you want to go up to a 10" wheel then I can recommend the Kenda # AM3H440 tire on galvanized wheel. This tire is sized 205/65-10 and has a tire and wheel capacity of 1320 pounds....
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