You will want to verify the with your tire but the Kenda K399 Pro-Tour Bias Golf Cart Tire # AM40406 on the Kenda 205/50-10 Bias Golf Cart Tire with 10" White Wheel # AM90016 we offer has a recommended tire pressure of 30psi. The tire pressure can vary from tire manufacturer so be sure to verify any ratings on the side wall of your tires. view full answer...
The center hole diameter of the Kenda 205/50-10 Bias Golf Cart Tire with 10" White Wheel # AM90016 that you referenced is 2.5 inches. This diameter is also known as the pilot diameter. I attached a review video link for this wheel/tire for you to check out as well with more info. view full answer...
That does sound a bit high but this may be due to the maximum load capacity on your specific tire. As an example our 18x8.50-8 # AM40537 is a load range B tire with the maximum tire pressure at 22psi. If your tires have a higher load range or capacity over 815lbs this would explain the higher maximum tire pressure rating you have of 36 psi. Typically tires with a higher capacity will have more plys making them require a higher tire pressure. view full answer...
The Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1HP50 that you referenced is a trailer tire designed to fit 10 inch diameter wheels that are 6 inches wide.
You should note that rim width is measured from the outside of the rim. It is measured from bead seat to bead seat. A 6 inch wide rim would measure right at 7 inches in width if measured from the outsides. See picture I attached for more info. view full answer...
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... view full answer...
Per the Nissan Titan brochure for 2018, the Nissan Titan XD Diesel 4x4 crew cab has a 2,080lb maximum payload. Golf carts are about 1,000lbs usually and are typically right at 8 feet in length. If your truck bed is 8 feet you will have most likely right at 30 percent of the golf cart's weight as 300lbs of additional tongue weight.
To determine if your golf cart is pushing you over the limits use the GCWR of your Titan (can be found on the sticker on your driver's side door jamb), subtract... view full answer...
The CargoSmart Loading Ramp # 3483075 is rated for a maximum weight of 1500lbs when the weight is evenly distributed. Each side would carry 750lbs. If your golf cart is 970lbs without anyone on it that would be 485lbs per side. The drivers weight would be then added to the one side an example 200lb driver plus the 485lbs equals 685lbs. Which is where you will begin to see why it can be possible but I wouldn't recommend it.
For you I recommend the Arched Loading Ramp Set # 288-07432-2.... view full answer...
The cutout measurements on Stromberg Carlson 4000 Louvered Tailgate # VGM-07-4000 are 34" wide at the top and 24" at the bottom of the cutout. I also confirmed with the manufacturer the 100lb weight capacity. They did not recommend using the tailgate as described since that capacity could be exceeded with a portion of the golf cart's weight. view full answer...
In your tire size 205/65-10 we have bias ply tires in four load ranges, B, C, D and E. Each will handle different amounts of weight. If your current tires are B-rated then you can switch to a higher-weight-capacity load range C tire if you like.
Using a tire that can handle more weight than it actually has to typically means it will run cooler, and cooler running tires typically last longer since heat is a tire's worst enemy.
The page I linked shows both tires and wheel/tire items in... view full answer...
The Malone # MPG521 WideTrakAT Large Kayak/Canoe Cart uses a V-shaped axle that provides 6 inches of ground clearance right behind each wheel which increases to 9 inches in the center. The wheels are 12 inches in diameter, so the radius would be half that, 6 inches. I suppose if you could find larger wheels compatible with a 20mm axle tube, you could use them but Malone doesn't recommend doing so.
If you'll be using the cart on sand, balloon tires like # MPG516 are available separately.... view full answer...
I went out to the warehouse and measured the overall width of the Kenda 4.80/4.00-8 Bias Trailer Tire with wheel, item # AM30020, and got 4-3/4 inches. view full answer...
The Kenda Karrier ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # AM10303 weighs approximately 24-lbs. All tires and wheel/tire items in this size are displayed on the linked page. The weight of each one appears above the yellow Add to Cart button. view full answer...
I was able to verify the dimensions of the Malone WideTrakS Large Kayak/Canoe Cart with Balloon Wheels and Bunks # MPG521-S. The dimensions are 14"(length) x 33"(width) x 16"(height). The 33-inch width is the measurement of the width from the outside of the tires. We will be sure to update the product page with these dimensions. view full answer...
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