Should Trailer Tires Be Inflated To Max PSI During Colder Weather

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So by inflating my tv tires to the 80 max cold they won’t over inflate going down the road as the heat up and

asked by: JD

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When airing up the Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire # AM10066, the tire is designed to be inflated to the 80 psi when the weather is colder. The tire can handle the increased pressure that comes with they heat up during driving. The only way it would get to hot is if you exceed the speed rating for the tire.

The Kenda Tire # AM10066 has a speed rating of 65 MPH. It has a load range C with a ply rating of 6 and has a maximum load capacity of 1,045 pounds at 80 psi.

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expert reply by: Noah E

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Answer 1

If you simply switch from a 4.80-12 tire to a 5.30-12 tire you'll gain over 5/8" of ground clearance, I recommend the Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire part #AM10066 for this. If you would like to go larger you'll need to know the bolt…

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Answer 2

For a 4.80-12 trailer tire, the overall diameter or height is 20.5 inches. For a 5.30-12 it is 21.9 inches. That is a difference of 1.4 inches but you will only see half of that, 0.7 inches, in added height. Please keep in mind that going to a taller…

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Answer 3

As a short term solution should you get a flat or blowout you could use a 4.80x12 in place of a 5.30x12. But you will want to get the 5.30x12 fixed or replaced as soon as possible. Having a different size on the trailer can affect capacity, tracking,…

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Answer 4

A 5.30-12 trailer tire like the excellent Kenda K353 #AM10066 will be about 0.7 inch wider and 1.2 inches taller than the existing 4.80-12 size tires you currently have mounted. As long as you have the fender and frame clearance available for this…

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Answer 5

I spoke with our tire expert here and they told me that the 12 inch tires you have on your trailer can be balanced, and that perhaps the tire shop you were dealing with may not have the right equipment to handle your tire size. If you are…

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Answer 6

Increasing tire width will not really benefit you in any significant way. You would see a slight increase in stability, but if the trailer already rides pretty straight, you may not see any improvement. The 5.30-12 tires would also make the trailer…

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Answer 7

Trailer tires should be inflated when they are cold and should be inflated to the max psi rating on the sidewall. In your case you would want to run 80 psi. If you don't inflate them to the max psi figure you will lose weight capacity and…

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Answer 8

We have just what you are looking for. The Andersen Rapid Jack part #AM3620 is a wedge shaped ramp that you can roll your trailer wheel onto to fix a flat or use it upside down as a chock.

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Answer 9

Heat can affect your tires, in general, tires gain or lose 1 PSI for every 10 degrees change in temperatures. Theoretically your tires could inflate up to 2 PSI after a day of driving if the temperature rises 20 degrees. Since you mentioned the PSI…

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Answer 10

The 5.30-12 is your tire size. We have 3 options for tires in that size. - Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire #AM10066 - Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire #AM10068 - Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire #AM10064 These all fit a 12" x 4" wheel which is pretty…

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Answer 11

I have never heard of a 6.00-12 tire but theoretically yes, you can use the same 12" rim for a 5.30-12 size tire like part #AM10066 as the last set of numbers refers to the wheel size that the tire fits. You do need to make sure that your tire…

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Answer 12

A trailer will always be limited to the weakest components. I can't speak about your trailer specifically but the 4.80-12 tires can hold up to 990 lbs for class c. This does not account for the carrying capacity but if you subtract the weight of…

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