Dimensions of a 205/50-10 and a 205/65-10 Trailer Tire

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I need four 4.80x10 or 5.20x10 tires

asked by: Mark W

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I may have an option for you but we do not carry 4.80x10 or 5.20x10 trailer tires as this is an extremely uncommon tire size. The only tires we have confirmed to fit a 10" wheel are a 205/50-10 or a 205/65-10 tire. For a 205/50-10 tire I recommend using the Kenda K399 Pro-Tour Bias part # AM40406 and for a 205/65-10 tire I recommend using the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire part # AM1HP50.

A 205/50-10 tire is going to be 18.3" in diameter and 7.7" wide. A 205/65-10 is going to be about 20.8" in diameter and 8.3" wide. Both of these tires are designed to fit a 10"x 6" wheel such as part # AM20041.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Richard K.

11/2/2021

i want to replace a 205/55-10 golf cart tire with a 205/65-10 tire. is this o.k?

Les D.

11/4/2021

Compared to a 205/55-10, the 205/65-10 will be the same width tire, but it will 1.6" larger in diameter. You will need to make sure that you have enough room in your cart's wheel well.

Answer 1

For the Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire and 8 Inch Wheel, #AM3H320, it measures 18.3 inches in diameter and it is 8.9 inches wide. This is going to have a smaller diameter than a 5.30x12 tire and wheel but it will be much wider, up to about 4 inches…

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Answer 2

The reason your bolt pattern measurement doesn't seem to line up with anything is because you're measuring between the adjacent bolts. The correct way to measure with an even number of bolts is center to center between opposite bolts on the…

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Answer 3

I would recommend staying with the 10 inch tire, like the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire, #AM1HP54, for a couple of reasons. First, going with the larger, higher capacity tire will provide a stiffer ride for your trailer suspension and trailer. This…

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Answer 4

In order to find if your 205/65-10 tires like the #AM3H410 can be upgraded to a larger size without modifying your camper you will need to take a few things into account. This will largely depend on what size tire you would like to add and how much…

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Answer 5

The 205/65-10 trailer tire size comes in different load ranges and each load range has a different psi requirement. A load range B in this size should be inflated to 35 psi. Load range C inflate to 50 psi. For load range D inflate to 70 psi. And for…

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Answer 6

Although I can't speak to why someone printed that on a tire, but the two sizes are almost exactly the same, so maybe it was an approximation by the tire manufacturers. Essentially you can swap the two out with no issue because a 20.5 x 8 -10 is…

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Answer 7

The 5 on 5-1/2 bolt pattern is becoming increasingly rare. We have just one wheel with the 5 on 5-1/2 pattern, #TA37RR, and it is a 15 inch. That will most likely be too big of a jump from a 10 inch and you would have to replace the tires as well…

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Answer 8

As you do not look to have any fenders on your trailer, you may be able to go with a larger tire and wheel combo. However, you do want to have at least 3 inches from the top of the tire to the bottom of the closest part of either the trailer or the…

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Answer 9

The 20.5x8.0-10 which is also the size of 205/65-10 would be what I would go with. It's smaller and wider like snowmobile trailers tend to prefer but it's not too small and still has a decent weight capacity like with the part #AM3H490 which…

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Answer 10

The modern size equivalent of the 20.5x8-10 that you have currently would be the same size tire that is on the #AM3H340 that you referenced, 205/65-10. As long as the bolt pattern of your current hubs are 4 on 4 inch the wheels of this would bolt up…

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Answer 11

Yes, a galvanized wheel will resist rust and corrosion better than a painted/coated wheel. This will apply to both the bead seat and face. In regards to cost, if you do not have access to a tire mounting machine or the means to use one for that…

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Answer 12

Speed is a huge issue with trailer tires actually. Unless otherwise noted trailer tires are rated as 65 miles per hour as their max speed. Exceeding the speed rating will cause the tire to heat up and fail easier. We do have a couple brands that have…

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