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Recommended 205/65-10 Bias Ply Tire for a Snow Mobile Trailer  

Updated 05/17/2026 | Published 05/14/2026

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I was wondering if you have a 205/65-10 in a radial tire for a small snowmobile trailer? The wheel is a 5 on 4 1/2 and I would need either 2or 4. The other question I had just if I have to go to a bias tire what generally is the downside in terms of lasting as long? Thank you

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Unfortunately, David we do not have any 205/65-10 radial tires. Just bias ply ones like the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire item # AM1HP52 you were looking at.

Radials are much better for long-distance towing so they are going to last quite a bit longer than bias ply tires if you're doing a lot of highway driving to get to where you ride your snow mobile. Radial tires won't heat up as much during high speeds and long distances.

Bias ply tires have much stronger sidewalls, are less prone to punctures, and are better suited for heavy, low-speed, or off-road use.

How much highway driving do you typically do with your snow mobile trailer?

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Roland D.

5/15/2026

I have been using these tires on my golf cart for the last 8 years....2nd set for the front. Durable and sturdy....no problems! More than anything else, I shopped around before buying from ETrailer and no one beats their price!

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Jerred H.

5/17/2026

@RolandD Happy to hear you're liking the tires Roland! Thanks for taking the time to leave that feedback!
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John B.

5/15/2026

I have them on a 1 ton dump utility trailer. I don’t use it a lot but they hold the weight very well and have very good tread wear.

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Jerred H.

5/17/2026

@JohnB That's great to hear John!

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