Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire - 205/65-10 - Load Range B

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• Replacement Tires For Pontoon Boat Trailer
  The numbers you referenced for your tires, 20 x 10 x 8, are the older tire sizes for a 6 inch rim, and have been replaced with different numbers. If the tire you have is a 10 inch tire, the replacement for that would be 205/64-10 for a 6 inch rim. If you have an 8 inch tire, you can check out the attached helpful article about tire sizing and find the options on the chart for 8 inch tires. You will want to choose the tire by the load range rating you need. For instance, the tire I recommend...
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• Determining Correct Race For Inner Bearing L68149 On Boat Trailer
  Since you know which bearing your trailer uses, the # L68149, and just aren't sure on the correct race you will need to use digital calipers # PTW80157 to precisely measure the inside diameter of your hub where the race will get installed. If you get a measurement of 2.327" you will need the # L68110, and if it measures 2.361" you will need the # L68111 instead. When it comes to a replacement hub unfortunately we do not have one compatible with your spindle due to your spindle needing...
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• Recommended Modern Replacement for 20.5 x 8-10 Tire/Wheel on 1986 Coleman Chesepeake Pop-Up
  The modern equivalent to the 20.5 x 8-10 tire size would be 205/65-10. You'll want to choose tires with a combined capacity that exceeds the GVWR (maximum allowed weight of pop-up itself plus gear stowed in it) of the camper. Given the 1300 lb weight I found in my research which is likely the dry weight of the camper, I'd choose a load range C tire, which would provide a combined 2200 lbs of capacity which should be more than sufficient. If you need a 4 on 4 bolt pattern, I'd recommend...
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• What Size Trailer Tires Will Fit on a 10x6 Inch Wheel
  For a 10x6 inch wheel you will be looking at 205/65-10 tires which is an 8.3 inch wide tire. We have a few options in this size. For a load range B rated for 910 pounds at 35 psi use # AM1HP50 For a load range C rated for 1,100 pounds at 50 psi use # AM1HP52 For a load range D rated for 1,330 pounds at 70 psi use # AM1HP54 For a load range E rated for 1,650 pounds at 90 psi use # AM1HP56 Trailer tires should always be inflated to the maximum psi indicated on the tire. Going with a higher...
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• Replacement Tire Recommendation for 20.5x8-10 Size Tire
  Thank you for the details! Your 20.5x8-10 tire size was replaced by the 205/65-10 tire size so that's what we'll be looking at. We have a few different tire and wheel combinations depending on what kind of load range you're looking for: Load Range B - # AM3H350 (910 lbs at 35 psi) Load Range C - # AM3H390 (1,100 lbs at 50 psi) Load Range E - # AM3H480 (1,650 lbs at 90 psi) That last set of digits "10" indicates the wheel size which is measured from bead seat to bead seat which is likely...
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• Golf Cart Wheel and Tire Availability for a Yamaha Gas Golf Cart
  We don't have a radial tire in the size you need unfortunately. Only bias plys like the # AM1HP50 that you referenced. For a 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern you would want the # AM3H370, for a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern # AM3H490.
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• Are Load Range B Tires Safe on 1984 damper 159c Camper That Weighs 1450-lbs
  The capacity of the tires you have on your trailer that are 205/65-10 with a Load Range rating of B like part # AM1HP50 will have a capacity of 910-lbs at 35 psi or 1820-lbs per axle. To upgrade to a 6-ply Load Range C rated tire like part # AM1HP52 would make the capacity 1,100-lbs at 50 psi or 2,200-lbs per axle. I recommend going with the # AM1HP52 tire for the added weight capacity. At the maximum air pressure, the tires will perform and wear best, and get the best gas mileage. If...
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• Will 205/65-10 Trailer Tire Fit in Place of 205/50-10 Trailer Tire
  It can, so long as you have the right amount of clearance from the top of your tire to your fender (approximately 3 inches). A 205/65-10 trailer tire measures 20.5" in diameter and a 205/50-10 trailer tire measures 18.1" in diameter so you'll need to account for the roughly 2-1/2" of size for the larger tire (though since only half of that is on top of the tire you'll only need an extra 1-1/4" of space on top of the tire). You'll want to verify this but unless your current tire is very...
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• Is There a Replacement Tire Size Available for 20.5 x 8.0-10 Tire on Pontoon Boat Trailer
  Yes, I can help you matchup replacement tires for your pontoon boat trailer. Your tire size, 20.5 x 8-10, is a numeric tire size which would would convert to a 205/65-10 in metric sizing which will fit a 10 inch by 6 inch trailer wheel. The tires have different load range ratings, starting with Load Range B and increasing as you go down the alphabet. The highest rated tire for this size we have available is the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire, part # AM1HP56. This tire has a load range...
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• Can I Replace 5.30-12 Tires For 20.5 x 8-10 Tires On Utility Trailer With Limited Clearance
  Since you do not have much clearance between your existing tire and the trailer frame with the 5.30-12 on the trailer I do not recommend to use 20.5 x 8-10 tires because the section width is actually wider than the existing tire that you have on the trailer. The modern equivalent to 20.5 x 8-10 tires is a 205/65-10 and even at their lightest load range of B part # AM1HP50 the section width is still 8.3" compared to the 5.30-12 load range B part # AM10064 that is 5.6" section width. We...
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• Which Load Rating ST205/65-10 Is Best For a 1992 Jayco Pop Up Camper?
  I wish I could say this is the exact tire you need Ron, but I will actually need a bit more information from you to know which tire is best for your 1992 Jayco pop up camper. For the 205/65-10 we have a load range B # AM1HP50, C # AM1HP52, D # AM1HP54 and E # AM1HP56. The best way to know which tire is going to be best is by knowing the trailers maximum weight capacity which I can find with either the model number of your camper or you can check the manufacturer weight tag on the front...
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• Replacement for 20.5 x 8-10 Tire and 5-Lug Wheel
  So you mentioned wheel, though the 20.5 x 8-10 size you mentioned is actually a tire size, which leads me to think you are looking for a replacement wheel and tire of that size. Since that's an older tire size, what you will need is the modern equivalent, a size 205/65-10 tire, along with a wheel that the tire will fit on. We have just 205/65-10 tires, or just the 5-lug 10 inch rim, or a combination of the tire and rim together if that is what you are looking for. Here are the options...
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• Recommended Replacement Trailer Tire for 1991 Palomino Pinto Pop-Up That Uses 20.5 x 8.0-10 Tires
  The modern metric equivalent for your 20.5 x 8.0-10 trailer tires is a 205/65-10 size. All such bias ply type trailer tires of this size that we offer can be seen on the linked page. You can use the filters on the page to select the particular Load Range rating you require. Please note that the camper's dry weight is 995-lbs according to my research but I could not find a gross trailer weight rating for it. The highest capacity 205/65-10 tire we offer is a Load range E, part # AM1HP56...
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• Can Trailer Tires Be Under-Inflated to Reduce Trailer Bounce
  Trailer tires should always be inflated to their maximum air pressure. If the max psi listed on your trailer's side wall is 70 psi, then you will want to be sure to inflate the tires to 70 psi. I cannot recommend that you under-inflate your tires to 35 psi. If the tire is not inflated to the max psi, the amount of weight the tire can safely carry will be reduced. Tires are designed to carry a particular amount of weight at a particular psi rating. If the tires are under-inflated and too...
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• Which Size Tires Will Replace Size 20.5 x 8 - 10 Tires
  Your 20.5 x 8 - 10 tires can be replaced by size 205/65-10 tires. We offer these tires in the following load ranges: B - 910-lb maximum at 35 psi, # AM1HP50 C - 1,100-lb maximum at 50 psi, # AM1HP52 D - 1,330-lb maximum at 70 psi, # AM1HP54 E - 1,650-lb maximum at 90 psi, # AM1HP56 Each of these tires are designed for excellent handling at high speeds. They provide superior stability and reduce rolling resistance for a smooth ride. Each tire comes with a 2-year warranty. If you...
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• Pros/Cons To Replacing Or Upgrading Tires And Wheels On A Pop Up Camper
  Hello Paul. The main factor to consider when replacing/upgrading your tires is the clearance in the fender area. Our rule of thumb is that you want at least 3" between the tire and the fender, and at least 1" between the inside of the tire and the frame of the trailer. If you have already checked and verified that you have adequate clearance, there really is no downside to going with larger tires. One thing to keep in mind when upgrading tires is we do not want to overkill the load rating...
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• Dimensions of a 205/50-10 and a 205/65-10 Trailer Tire
  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...
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• Selecting The Correct Load Range 205/65-10 Tires For a Golf Cart
  The Loadstar K399 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire will have the same life span regardless of the weight rating unless they are underrated for your weight. You will want to choose the correct weight rating based on your weight to get the best ride quality. I have listed the maximum weight rating for each tire below. You will want to use the tire closest to your maximum weight rating on your golf cart. If you selected a higher rated tire you will get a stiffer ride since the tires will deflect...
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• Can Larger Wheel Or Tire Be Used On 1989 Coleman Columbia Pop Up Camper
  You can go to a larger wheel or tire on your stock axle as long as the wheel matches the current bolt pattern and you have enough clearance with the larger size. It looks like you have something like a 205/65-10 tire similar to the # AM1HP50 with a 4 on 4 bolt pattern right now so we will use this as an example. The # AM1HP50 has an outer diameter of 20.8" and an 8.3" section width. This has a large section width so the inside clearance probably wont' be a problem and you will want to...
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• Determining Trailer Cargo Weight Limit With Kenda # AM1HP52 Loadstar K399 Trailer Tire
  It is important that the total load to be carried (the approximate combined weight of your snowmobile, your trailer and any other equipment that might be carried at the same time, such as filled gasoline containers and camping gear, for example) be within specified weight limits of not only your tires, but also your trailer wheels and the trailer axle. If any one of the trailer suspension components is below the total load requirement then you may need not only different tires, but potentially...
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• Replacement Trailer Tire Recommendation for a 20.5x8.5-10 for a Pontoon Boat
  The closest match we are going to have is a 205/65-10 which will have an inflated diameter of 20.5 inches and a section width of 8.4 inches. They may be a little more narrow than the ones you have now. This tire size fits on a 6 inch wide wheel. Wheel width is measured on the inside where the outside edges of the tire sit. In this size we have 4 options with different capacities # AM1HP50 Load Range B rated for 910 pounds at 35 psi. # AM1HP52 Load Range C rated for 1,100 pounds at 50...
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• Are 20.5 x 8-10 and 205/65-10 Trailer Tires the Same Size
  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 20-1/2 inches in diameter and 8 inches wide, while a 205/65-10 tire is 20-1/2 inches in diameter and 8.3 inches wide, so the difference is extremely slight. Our available 205/65-10 trailer tires are: - Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire - 205/65-10...
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• Trailer Tires Wear Out on the Center Tread on a Rally Wagon Trailer Towed Behind a Motorcycle
  First of all, the trailer tires that we carry are rated for a maximum of 65 miles per hour unless otherwise noted on the tire sidewall. Going faster than this will cause rapid heat build up in a trailer tire (which has a thicker sidewall) and can lead to failure. When tires wear out in the middle that means that they are over inflated. You can try taking out about 5 psi or so until you get even tread wear. If a tire is inflated to the max psi, it should not wear unevenly. You may want...
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• Can Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1HP50 Be Used on Golf Cart
  The Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1HP50 that you referenced will work great as a replacement 205/65-10 tire on your golf cart. This tire is technically designed for use on a trailer, but this just means that it's sidewalls have a thicker construction to better support heavier weights. The Kenda brand is actually very popular for golf cart applications and it's going to work perfectly on yours. I have attached a customer-submitted review below for this particular tire that you might...
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