Is There A Load Range E Tire Mounted On The Black Sendel Series T09 Wheel?  

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Hi Gary!

The Kenda Karrier ST225/75R15 Radial Tire w/ 15" Series T09 Aluminum Wheel - 6 on 5-1/2 - LR D # KE45KV is the highest rated combo we have with this wheel, but you can purchase the parts separately to get the Load Range E tire. I have that tire and this wheel linked below for that:

Kenda Karrier KR35 ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range E # KE63KV
Sendel Series T09 Black Trailer Wheel - 15" x 6" Rim - 6 on 5-1/2 # SEN48FR

So with these parts, you would need to have them mounted locally. We don't currently have a way to mount tires and wheels. One other thing to not is that this wheel does not come with a valve stem. I always tell people to upgrade to the metal # AM20906 as it's significantly stronger and the better way to go if you will be using TPMS at any point. If you know you won't ever be using TPMS though, you can also use something like the rubber # AM20904.

Prices can change, so we don't post them in pages like this. However, they can always be seen in their most up to date price when you click on the link to take you to the product's page.

Are you wanting this for a spare or did you have something happen on your last trip?

expert reply by: Lazer S

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Sendel Series T09 Wheel SEN48FR
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Gary H.

11/5/2026

The camper is 3 years old with original tires, I was wondering If I should replace all 4 tires and wheels as a set if available. The wheels have clear coat peeling and corrosion starting that’s why I wanted to get all 4 and just bolt them on. Thanks Gary H

Lazer S.

11/5/2026

@GaryH Gotcha. Little surprised they are peeling like that already. Are you up north with salty roads? As to your question though, when tires are being replaced, it is always best to do all at the same time. That way they will have the same amount of ware and the same date code, so you don't have to worry about one specific tire on a trip. So it will be expensive to do all 4 at once, but it really is the better way to do it.

Gary H.

11/5/2026

@LazerS I am in north western Pennsylvania where they do use salt on the roads in the winter months. This causes corrosion to the alloy wheels sooner than warmer climate areas. Gary H

Lazer S.

11/5/2026

@GaryH That makes sense. If/when you are using your camper in the winter months, make sure to wash your wheels off whenever you can. It won't 100% negate the salt corrosion, but it will help.