Hey Daniel, so we can help but the solution will be a different brand wheel. The Taskmaster Vesper Steel Mod Wheel part # MX59FR would be exactly the same as the part # LHAW133 wheel but it is a different brand. view full answer...
Hey Jim, thanks for reaching out!
None of our tires come balanced, including the Cooper Work Series 215/75R17.5 Radial Tire w/ 17-1/2" Wheel # LH28FR you're looking at.
With that being said, since trailers don't have passengers in them they don't need to run as smooth as vehicles so trailer tires don't have to be balanced. If you'd like to have them balanced by a tire shop then that's totally fine as well. view full answer...
I recommend the 145/80-12 over the 5.30-12 simply because the it comes in a Radial construction while the 5.30-12 is only available in a Bias construction. Either one can be used for a boat trailer, but Radial is overall better for highway use which is why I recommend going that route.
For a 4 on 4" bolt pattern I recommend the part # AM31208HWT which comes with an aluminum wheel but if you have a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern the galvanized wheel kit # AM31202.
I'm linking some review videos... view full answer...
Hey Phillip, so we only have Load Range C tires mounted on wheels with the bolt pattern you need of 5 on 4-3/4 inches like with the part # KE89JR like you mentioned. So one option would be a tire by itself that matches what you need with the part # AM10245 and then mount it to a wheel like the part # AM38NR locally. view full answer...
Hi Darryl,
The Karrier ST215/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire with 14" Aluminum Wheel # KE77JR does not come already balanced so you'll need to either take it to a tire shop or you can use some Counteract balancing beads to balance the tire yourself.
Counteract Tire Balancing Beads Single Pack for Trailers - 4 oz # CA66VR (1 tire)
Counteract Tire Balancing Beads for Tandem Axle Trailers - 4 Tires # CA83VR (4 tires) view full answer...
Hey John,
To have enough clearance for the trailer with a leaf spring suspension to travel over bumps in the road you want to have at least 3 to 4 inches between the tire tread and the fenders as well as 1 to 2 inches between the side wall and inside of the wheel well. As you hit bumps and/or add weight to the trailer the springs will start to compress, moving your tire closer to the fender.
With a Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension like part # ASR35HDS02 the center of your wheels... view full answer...
Hey Micah, the most similar trailer tire size to what you have now that's going to be significantly wider would be the 205/65-10 like the part # AM3H490 for if you have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern or the part # AM3H460 for if you have a 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern.
These are going to be about 8 inches wide and have an 87 mph speed rating. view full answer...
Hey Steven,
We don't offer a 205/75R14 or 215/75R14 with a load range higher than D so the next closest option would be a 225/75R15. This would be a bit larger so you'd likely run into clearance issues with the fenders and since these wheels come with a 6 on 5.5 bolt pattern and you likely have a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern you'd have to replace the hubs and wheels as well. Let me know if you want to go this route and we can figure out the parts needed, if not then I'd call around to your local... view full answer...
Hello Calvin. That is an interesting question. Usually, most folks want to go with larger wheels instead of smaller. The main problem we are going to run in to here, it that the hubs that are made for a 10" wheel will not fit on an axle/spindle with a hub designed for a 14" wheel.
For example the # AKHD-550-35-EZ-K hub is made to support wheels between 13" and 15" only. When we go down in size we get to a hub/drum such as part # AKHD-545-2-EZ-2K. This hub will support a 10" wheel, but... view full answer...
I recommend the Konig K-Summit Tire Chains # TH02230K77 for your 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander with the 255/65-18 oem wheels and tires. This is the only chain we currently carry for this size with rim protection so you do not have to worry about the chain or straps other system use damaging your new wheels. It is also very easy to connect unlike other chains since you do not have any parts to wrap around or connect on the backside of the tire. view full answer...
Hey Kameron I did a little research on your RV and I believe your 2024 Coleman Lantern LT17R has the tire size ST215/75R14 which for that you could use the Kenda wheel and tire part # AM32182. I would recommend verifying this is the correct tire size though. view full answer...
Hey Greg, for your Castle Rock ST205/75R14 Radial Tire w/ 14" Liger Aluminum Wheel # CR39ZR you can use the Replacement Center Cap for 13" and 14" Aluminum Hi-Spec Series 06 Wheels # AM54FR.
This cap is black and aluminum in color, and will work with wheels that are 13" and 14" in diameter. view full answer...
Hey John,
Thanks for the purchases and you have everything you need except the wedge. I verified directly with Reese that the correct wedge to use with the Demco Recon 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch # DM8550043 and Reese Sidewinder # RP34FR is the following:
- Sidewinder Wedge Kit for B&W, Demco, and Husky Fifth Wheel Trailer Hitches # RP74FR
The other wedge is for the older model of Sidewinder, and the # RP74FR is the only applicable version for this model of Sidewinder with the Demco hitch. view full answer...
Hey Matt, so it looks like the items you added to your cart are the Timbren Axle Less Kit part # TASR5200S03, Karrier Wheel and Tire part # AM32764, and the wheel part # AM20746. I could be looking at an outdated history of what you have in your cart right now but it does seem like you are missing a hub for the Timbren and wheels to attach to so for that you'd also need the # 8-213-5UC1. view full answer...
Hey Donnie, so the Loadstar K550 bias ply tire is the part # AM1ST86 which is a tire size of ST205/75D14. For a similar tire in the size you mentioned of ST205/75D15 you'd need the part # AM1ST92. view full answer...
Hi Chad,
When installing a tandem axle setup you'll want to have at least 4" of space between the tires to allow for suspension travel without having the tires touch. For example, with a 215/75R17.5 tire size, like part # LH28FR, you would need to space the axles at least 34.2" apart. view full answer...
Hey Bob, I checked with Keystone and the Tire Linc Prep oddly enough doesn't really come with anything and essentially you need to buy the kit part # LC37VR. This includes 4 sensors but if you needed more you could order the part # LC97VR for an additional two. view full answer...
The Torflex Lift Kit # K71-707-01 is our only lift kit we have for your 2014 Rockwood Mini Lite 1906 with a #10 Dexter Torflex axle. This kit is only available with a 2-5/8" lift for your axle. You could consider switching to the larger ST235/75R15 Radial Off-Road Tire w/ 15" Black Spoke Wheel # KE78JR which is 2.7" taller so it would raise your trailer by another 1.35". view full answer...
The 5.30-12 tires, like the Kenda Bias Trailer Tire # AM30790 you were looking at, have about a 1-1/2" larger diameter than your 4.80-12 tires, so if your fender can accommodate 3/4" more tire and still retain 2" of height clearance (to account for suspension travel) you'll be good to go! view full answer...
No, the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13530 will not interfere with the spare tire on your 2007 Lexus RX350. You can see in the video attached at 3:29 where the hitch just slides around the spare tire. view full answer...
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