Looking for ST175/80R13 Tires with AM03 Wheel

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Hello my name is Cesar Guerrero and I’m curious to know if you have any tires and rims size ST175/80/13 that have the rim of AMO3 wheel 5 with off road looking tires on it kinda like the same style as the St235/75R15 radial off road tires im looking for trailer tires for my boat

asked by: Cesar G

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Happy to help Cesar, thanks for stopping by!

For an ST175/80R13 tire mounted on an AM03 aluminum wheel with a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern, we have these two options:

The # KE52TJ Kenda Karrier KR35 ST175/80R13 Load Range C radial trailer tire mounted on a 13" AM03 aluminum wheel.

The # KE22XJ Kenda Karrier KR35 ST175/80R13 Load Range C radial trailer tire mounted on a 13" AM03 aluminum wheel.

Both options have a AM03 style wheel but in a ST175/80R13 size, I don't see anything in that's an off road tire like the ST235/75R15, these are the closest available with the AM03 wheel design.

Where do you take the boat; mostly highway or rougher backroads?

expert reply by: James D

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Cesar G.

6/18/2026

I take my boat on the highway I just like the aesthetic look of how off road tires look like that’s all by any chance are the rims galvanized or is there like a spray or something I’m new to having a boat

James D.

6/18/2026

@CesarG lol I completely understand, I like the off road rugged look as well. Nice, we have a ton of parts for boating. Most parts that will frequently contact water, I'd consider the galvanized finish. Kenda Karrier KR53 ST175/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire with 13" Galvanized Spoke Wheel # KE45EV protects against rust. Only downside is it isn't the same off road look as the other options.

Cesar G.

6/18/2026

@JamesD is there a way you can put a clear coat or something like that to protect it from rusting ?

James D.

6/18/2026

@CesarG yes, there are clear coats that you can apply to protect rims.

Cesar G.

6/18/2026

I take my boat on the highway I just like the aesthetic look of off road tires that’s all

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