Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range C

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• Increasing Trailer Tire Size for Better Load Capacity & Higher Speed Rating
  You may simply need to choose new tires in the same size but ones that have a higher weight capacity and/or a higher speed rating. For instance, the Taskmaster 4.80R12 Radial Trailer Tire with Silver Mod Wheel # AT12R45SM has a Load Range C weight rating and a speed rating of M, meaning it is rated for up to 81-mph. Switching to a larger size of trailer tire is sometimes possible. You need to have enough vertical clearance within the fenders/wheel wells and enough lateral clearance between...
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• How to Upgrade Trailer with 45 MPH Speed Rating for Highway Speeds
  The only trailer component that determines the speed rating of the trailer is the tires. All you have to do is simply replace your current tires with one that is rated for highway use, like the Kenda Loadstar # AM3S120 that you referenced, and you are good to go! I will say that if your trailer itself has the rating stamped on the frame then you would need to contact the manufacturer to make sure that the rest of the components on the trailer can handle the faster speed. If you let me...
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• Recommended ST185/80-13 Tires for Tandem Axle Boat Trailer Carrying 23 Foot Boat
  If the tires you installed are of the proper size and load rating, you should be fine. Each tire should have the load rating listed on it. The combined load rating of all 4 tires should equal or exceed the combined weight of the boat and trailer. Also, your trailer tires should be kept fully inflated to the pressure listed on the tire's sidewall. Trailer tires are load tested at full inflation, so at 5 psi less than full inflation, they will have an unknown load rating. For instance,...
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• Does Going to Larger Trailer Tire Offer Benefits
  Larger diameter wheel and tires do smooth out the ride quality a little bit and also offer higher weight capacities. Since they spin slower than smaller diameter tires they also would put slightly less wear and tear on hub and bearing components. That said it doesn't look like you have enough clearance for larger tires due to fender clearance(need minimum of 3 inches). So a Karrier wheel and tire like part # AM31994 which is a radial on a galvanized wheel that has the matching bolt pattern...
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• Replacement Trailer Tire for Size 235/80R16 with Great Wet and Dry Traction
  That's really crazy how poor of traction you have with your current tires. The only solution will be to replace them with ones we know have a solid tread design. For your tire size of 235/80R16 we have the Westlake part # WE76FR which have an automotive type tread design which means you'll get excellent wet and dry traction plus has the same 14 ply rating as your current tire as well. This tire comes with complimentary roadside assistance for 2 years. If your RV or trailer has a flat...
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• Replacement Trailer Wheels for 4 on 4 Bolt Wheels with 4.80/4.00-8 Trailer Tires
  I would need to know what size tires on on the trailer. From the picture it looks like you have 4.80/4.00-8 tires. You can stick with the wheels you have and get new tires the same size, see link. The tires we carry are rated for 65 miles per hour (unless otherwise noted on the tire). Bias ply tires are better for off-road types of applications. To go up to a larger wheel the next largest size is # AM20041. This is a 10 inch wheel that is also 2-1/4 inches wider than the wheels you...
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• Tire Recommendation for 1989 Coleman Pop Up Off Road with Tire Size 5.30-12
  Since you have room to go with a bigger size I'd go with the Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13" White Wheel # AM3S120 as it has a slightly larger diameter which helps in off-road situations and has a bias ply construction which is better suited for off road situations than radials. When on the highway though it has an 81 mph speed rating so it will work great there as well. This has a 4 on 4 inch wheel bolt pattern too like you need. For sizing comparison this is 6.6 inches...
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• Tire / Wheel Recommendation For Pop-Up Camper With 4 On 4 Bolt Pattern
  We do offer a few options for tire/wheel combos that may work for your camper. We have the Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire, part # AM3S120 that has a white 8-spoke steel wheel. This tire has a 6 ply rating and a 1,360 maximum load at 50 psi. For a tire wheel with the same characteristics except the wheel has a galvanized finish, you would order part # AM3S130. I have attached product review videos for both of these combos you can check out.
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• Compatibility of 13 Inch Trailer Tire and Wheel Combo for Trailer Currently Running 8 Inch Tires
  It is true that 8 inch tires will have more revolutions than larger tires which will wear down the tires and bearings slightly faster. The biggest thing to consider in moving up tire sizes is the changes it makes to the trailer. It will raise the trailer higher off the ground, it will limit your clearance for your suspension to move properly, and most of the time the larger tires are also a different width which can also be an issue on some trailers. Moving from 8 inch to 13 inch...
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• Replacement Tire And Wheel Combination For Trailer Tires Size 155/80R13 With 4 On 4 Bolt Pattern
  Based on your information, I have a tire and wheel combo that might work for you that is similar to but not the same size as your tires. The Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13 inch White Wheel, Item # AM3S120, is designed for great handling even at high speeds. It has an outer diameter when inflated of 24 inches and a width of 6.6 inches. It has a maximum weight capacity of 1,360-lbs at 50 psi and a top speed of 81 mph. Your 155/80R13 tires have an outer diameter of...
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• Largest Wheel Compatible with 4 on 4 Bolt Pattern for Utility Trailer
  4 on 4 bolt pattern normally maxes out at 13 inch tires. I recommend the Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range C # AM3S120. Trailer wheels normally have a zero offset and have taller sidewalls than passenger tires. If you want to go with a larger tire, I recommend changing the hubs of your trailer as well which will require pulling a hub and checking the inner and outer bearing numbers printed on the face of each bearing as well as the...
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• Speed Rating for Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire w/13" Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range C AM3S120
  Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range C Item # AM3S120 is rated for 65 miles per hour. If you need a higher speed rating then you can get the wheel and tire separately using tire # TTWTRTM1758013C which is rated for 81 miles per hour and wheel # AM20222DX. A local tire shop can mount the tire on the wheel for you. I have linked videos on the wheel and tire for you.
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• Tires that are Better for Off-Road Use for a Trailer Towed Behind an ATV
  I spoke with our resident tire and wheel expert and he suggested going with 215/60-8 tires. In this size we have tire and wheel combos with 4 on 4 bolt pattern and 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern. I have included a link to them for you. This size is going to be much wider than the 5.70-8 tires you have now and the height will be about the same. To use the wider size you will need to determine if there is clearance between the existing tires and the trailer frame. The 215 is going to be 3 inches...
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• How to Increase Ground Clearance on 2001 Coleman Pop-Up Camper Trailer
  The two tire sizes you mentioned, ST175/80R13 and ST185/80-13, both fit on the same size trailer wheels so they certainly could be interchanged. Both fit 13-inch diameter rims that are 4-1/2, 5 or 5-1/2-inches wide. However, making this tire size change will not really do much to raise your camper's ground clearance since their diameters differ only by about 3/10ths of an inch. Even if you switched to 14-inch tires such as ST205/75-14s you'd only pick up an inch of height. There is a...
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• How to Determine The Correct Tire And Wheel Size On A Trailer With 4 Hole Bolt Pattern
  The bolt pattern you will need is 4 on 4 inches. They do not make a 4 on 5 inch bolt pattern. The tire size of 78/13 should have a letter in front of the 78 number, like B78-13 or C78-13. The old B78-13 tire size will translate to the current 175/80-13 tire size. The old C78-13 tire size will translate to the current 185/80-13 tire size. The ST175/80-13 (B78-13) tire size is the more common trailer size. If you have the B78-13 tire size you will want to use the Loadstar ST175/80D13...
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• Can you change trailer wheel size from 13 inch to 15 inch on the same axle?
  Yes, you can change trailer wheel size from 13 inch to 15 inch on the same axle if that axle isn't a 2000 lbs axle. Most 2000 lb axles are not rated to use a 15 inch tire. Almost all 3500 lb and up axles can handle 15 inch tires which is most likely what you have, but there are still a few things to consider and check before making this change. A higher trailer can have its benefits of slightly more ground clearance and 15 inch tires gives you the benefit of radial tire options, but...
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• Will Going to a Higher Capacity Trailer Tire Increase the Weight Capacity of the Trailer
  No, adding a higher capacity trailer tire does not increase the capacity of the trailer UNLESS the tires you have are rated lower than the axle capacity. A trailers weight capacity is set by the axle so that is what you will be limited to. If you check the trailer tongue or frame, somewhere there should be a plate or sticker that lists the axle capacity. If you cannot find this information then it may be on the axle itself. If you still cannot find it there then you will need to pull...
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• Do 175/80-13 Size Tires Have the Right Weight Capacity for a 2,500 lb Trailer
  It all depends on the load range of your tires. If you look on the sidewall of your current 175/80-13 tires you should be able to find the load range imprinted/stamped somewhere. Here are the load range capacities for your specific tire size of 175/80-13: B: 1,100 lbs at 35 psi C: 1,360 lbs at 50 psi D: 1,610 lbs at 65 psi Since you add the weight capacity of both tires, as long as they have a load range of C or D, then you have tires that can handle the weight capacity of 2,500...
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• Larger Wheel and Tire Recommendation for Small Boat Trailer
  You can increase the size of the tires and wheels on your small trailer without having to worry about replacing your hubs. When shopping for new, larger wheels you will just need to stay with the same bolt pattern as your current wheels. I am including an article which will help you to determine your current bolt pattern. Since you are looking at increasing the size of the tire, you will need to measure to determine how much room that you have available for a larger tire. If the 4...
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• Availability of a Replacement Trailer Wheel with 4 on 4 Bolt Patten for a 13 Inch Tire
  I believe I can help you. The rim size you have does not seem odd. We have numerous rims with the 4 on 4 bolt pattern for 13 inch tires. The center hole or pilot diameter is smaller than the ones on the wheels we carry. The only reason this would be a factor is if the wheels center on the hub using the pilot hole OR if the axle diameter is larger than the pilot hole. If the wheel is centered on the hub using the lug nuts, then having a larger pilot diameter is not a problem. In order...
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• Replacing 4.80x12 Tires on Harbor Freight Trailer with Tires that have Better Highway Rating
  The Kenda Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire # AM3S120 that you referenced is going to close that trailer frame to tire gap by almost a full inch. This would put the new tire much too close to the frame on your Harbor Freight Trailer. The issue is that the existing 1 inch clearance between your trailer and tire side wall is already as close as I recommend having. Any wider of a tire and you are risking contact with the trailer frame because you still have to allow for some flex on...
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• Need Trailer Tires/Wheels With 5-on-4-Inch Bolt Pattern
  We offer trailer wheels, and some wheels with tires already mounted, in several 5-lug bolt patterns: 5 on 4-1/2 Inch 5 on 4-3/4 Inch 5 on 5 Inch 5 on 5-1/2 Inch By far the most common bolt pattern is the 5-on-4-1/2. This means that the 5 lugs are centered on a circle whose diameter is 4-1/2-inches. Please refer to the photo I have prepared for you and also to the linked article that shows various bolt patterns and explains how to measure to determine yours. We are not aware of...
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• Changing Tire/Wheel From 10 Inch To 13 Inch On Trailer With Raised Suspension
  The tires you currently have would measure approximately 20-1/2 inches tall. For a tire/wheel combination that would be taller but still have the 4-bolt pattern I recommend a tire/wheel combination like the Loadstar ST175/80D13, part # AM3S120. This tire wheel is a load range C combo and has a capacity of 1360 lbs at 50 psi. The outer diameter of this combo is 24.1 inches, so this will give you about 3-1/2 inches more height with no added width. You should be aware that raising the...
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• 13 inch Rim with 4 on 4 in Bolt Pattern and ST175/80D13 Tire Recommendation
  We don't carry the specific brand rim and tire you are looking for. The closest we have would be the Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13" White Wheel # AM3S120 that you referenced which is a 13 inch wheel with a 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern and has a 175/80D13 trailer tire installed on it. Most likely this rim and tire would work for you, but if you need the specific brand you requested we can't help you unfortunately.
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• How to Pick Out a Replacement Trailer Tire for a Jayco Eagle Pop Up Camper Trailer
  If you check the sidewall of the tires on the trailer currently there should be a size listed there that you would want to use. I attached a picture of what the size will look like. Once you figure out what size you have check out the link I attached that has links to all of the tire sizes we carry. Select your size and all of the correct sizes will be listed. Also there should be a plate or sticker up by the coupler of the trailer on the frame that will have the VIN and weight capacities...
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• 12 Inch Trailer Tire and Wheel Combo for a Boat Trailer Spare Tire
  We only sell new parts and I am sure we will have something that will work for you. For 13 inch tire and wheel combos with 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern we have options in tire size ST175/80-13. White steel wheel, load range B, rated for 1100 pounds at 35 psi use # AM3S030 White steel wheel, load range C, rated for 1360 pounds at 50 psi use # AM3S120 Galvanized wheel, load range B, rated for 1100 pounds at 35 psi use # AM3S040 Galvanized wheel, load range C, rated for 1360 pounds at 50...
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• Tire Replacement Recommendation for a 5.70-8 Trailer Tire
  The 5.70-8 size tire you have on your trailer is pretty small in width and in diameter, so without knowing what clearance you have available on your trailer it would be hard to say for certain what the biggest size you could fit. The best recommendation I could make would be to go with the Load Range D in your current size and be sure to keep it inflated to it's max psi. For the tire only you would want the part # AM10013. You would need to keep 100 psi in this tire.
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• Trailer Axle Weight Capacity Based on Axle Diameter
  To know for sure you would need to contact the axle manufacturer. They are not a standard size, but I can give you a ball park figure. Axles that are 2-3/8 inches in diameter are normally 3500 lbs capacity and at times up to 4400 lbs. A 3 inch diameter axle is normally 5200 to 7000 lbs. I would guess your axles are 3500 lbs capacity maximum based on the 4 bolt pattern as well. Most of our 4 bolt pattern wheels and tires will have a maximum capacity of 2720 lbs per axle based on # AM3S120....
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• Spare Tire and Rim Needed for 1998 Jayco Eagle 30 FT Travel Trailer with ST205/75R15 Tires
  The first thing that you will want to do is to determine your bolt pattern. We know that there are 5 lugs but we will also need to know the diameter of the circle the lugs sit on. I have included an article which covers this. It is always recommended that your tires should match, meaning the same size, load range, and construction of tire on a trailer. If you use tires that don't match, you could experience problems of overloading and overheating, which can lead to tire failure but...
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• Replacing a B78-14 Trailer Tire With 175/80-13 Trailer Tire
  I would be willing to bet you have the standard 4 on 4" bolt pattern but you can check this using the attached photo/article. If it turns out you do have a 4 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern then I would not have any options for you save for replacing the hub but if you have the standard 4 on 4" bolt pattern then you can use the Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire with 13" White Wheel part # AM3S120 which has an 81 mph speed rating and 1,360 lb weight capacity. The ST175/80D13 tire is 24.02" diameter...
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