I would recommend replacing the tires along with the wheels on your utility trailer. The tires that you currently have on your trailer are passenger car tires which can be identified by the P at the beginning of the tire size and it is not a common trailer tire size.
Trailer tires will have an ST, or special trailer, designation on the tire size. Trailer tires are constructed with a stronger sidewall and can handle higher air pressures which are needed when carrying a load on a trailer.... view full answer...
To replace the existing 4.80-12 size tires on your Carry-On utility trailer, I recommend the Taskmaster Bias Trailer Tire, 4.80-12, Load Range C # TTWSF48012C. For this tire mounted on a wheel with a 5 on 4-1/2 inch wheel bolt pattern you can use the Taskmaster 4.80-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" White Spoke Wheel, 5 on 4-1/2, Load Range C # AM30660. This tire and wheel combo will work well to replace existing 4.80-12 size tire and wheel with 5 on 4-1/2 inch wheel bolt pattern.
The # AM30660... view full answer...
I could not find any specs for the wheels/tires on your 1978 Shoreline 3-rail motorcycle trailer. Sometimes the stock tire size will be noted on the VIN sticker. In any case we can help.
First, we need to confirm the hub/wheel bolt pattern as there are several different 5-bolt patterns. The linked article will tell you how to confirm which you have. Next we'll need to know the axle weight rating so that we can help you select tires of the appropriate Load Range that can handle the trailer's... view full answer...
Trailer tires should have ST in front of the 215/65R17 tire size. This stands for Special Trailer and tells you they are specifically designed for trailer use having a stronger sidewall than automotive tires. Kenda is a company that makes automotive as well as trailer tires. I've attached an article to assist with some of the general tire questions for trailers.
Due to the wheel size, I would think they are automotive tires as we have no tires that are a fit for 17 inch wheels and... view full answer...
The closest replacement tire size we have for your existing 185/75R14 tire is going to be a 205/75-14, like the Kenda Tire and Wheel # AM3S440. You would need to measure on your trailer to see if you will have room to mount this tire. The overall diameter of this size tire is 26.3 inches, and the width is 7.8 inches. The load capacity of the # AM3S440 is 1,760 lbs at 50 PSI.
Using the different-sized spare for emergency would be acceptable to get where you are going, in an emergency situation.... view full answer...
Your photo did not come through but we can still help you identify a correct wheel and tire for use as a spare on your Roadmaster boat trailer.
Please click on the linked page; this is our main page for trailer wheels and tires. First, at the top of the page click on tire, tire-with-wheel or wheel only. Then select your wheel diameter, wheel bolt pattern and tire size, as appropriate. You can also use the filters on the page to choose your preferred wheel pattern. Many Roadmaster trailers... view full answer...
A 195/70R14 passenger tire has an overall diameter of 24.7" and a width of 7.7". The closest tire size we carry to your tire that is not larger than your current tire is the Kenda ST175/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire, Load Range D # AM10210. This tire has an overall diameter of 24.1" and a width of 7" which is a bit smaller than your tire now, but not by a noticeable difference. The weight capacity of this tire is 1,610 lbs. at 65 psi.
If you do go with this tire, you will also need new wheels,... view full answer...
Your 4.30 by 12 inch tire and wheel combination is roughly 18.8 inches tall and 4.3 inches wide. At this time we do not carry a wheel and tire combination that small.
You may be able to use a 4.80-12 Load Range B tire and wheel combination, item # AM30580, or a 4.80-12 Load Range C, tire and wheel conbination, item # AM30620, if the wheel bolt pattern on your trailer is 4 on 4 inches and the axle capacity is less than, 1,980 pounds for the load range C tire and wheel, or less than 1,570... view full answer...
We definitely have what you're looking for, although you will need to get the tire and wheel separately as the only combo we currently carry with that size tire and load range use a 6-Bolt pattern for the wheels.
For your application I recommend the Provider ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # TR225LRE and the 15" Taskmaster Steel Modular Trailer Wheel # 560545WM1. The Taskmaster brand has excellent tire and wheel products which is why I recommend going this route.
Please note that your... view full answer...
The wheel in your existing 20.5 x 8 - 10 wheel and tire combination is a 10 inch wheel with a 20.5 inch diameter and 8 inch wide tire, see link. This size is comparable to the metric size 205/65-10 trailer tire and wheel combination like the 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10 inch White Wheel, # AM3H370.
You will need to determine the trailer's gross axle weight rating or the gross trailer weight of your trailer, loaded and ready to travel, to select the correct load range tire. In this... view full answer...
You definitely can upgrade your 14" wheels/tires to 15" wheels with 8 ply tires, you just need to make sure that you have enough clearance to do so. I will be attaching some photos for the suggested clearances and I'll let you know the exact size of the new tire.
I recommend going with the Westlake ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire w/ 15" Silver Mod Wheel # LHAW121 The wheel has the 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern and a pilot hole of 3.19" while the tire is a Load Range D which makes it an 8 ply... view full answer...
To select new trailer tires/wheels for your Jayco pop-up camper you'll want to confirm the trailer's axle rating so you can select wheels and tires that have the necessary weight capacity. Usually there will be a sticker or plate on the axle itself that indicates its weight rating.
You also want to match up your wheel bolt pattern to make sure new wheels fit your hubs. Most Jayco pop-ups use a 5-on-4-1/2 bolt pattern, but you can refer to the linked article to help you confirm which you... view full answer...
For a matching spare tire and wheel use the Loadstar 4.80-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" Galvanized Wheel part # AM30670 with the CE Smith trailer part # CE48870. To attach the tire to your trailer the CE Smith Spare Tire Carrier for Trailers part # CE22011Z-11050-2 will match both the trailer and wheel so you will be set. view full answer...
Size 185/70-14 is not a common trailer tire size. Unless it has ST in front of the size it is a passenger vehicle tire and should not be used on a trailer. ST stands for special trailer. The smallest 14 inch trailer tire size is ST205/75-14.
For a radial tire and wheel combo in this size with a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern I recommend # AM32161. This set up is rated for 2200 pounds at 75 psi. I have included a link to a video review of this tire and wheel combo for you. view full answer...
We can help you select a suitable spare wheel/tire for your trailer that uses 13-inch wheels with a 5-on-4-1/2-inch bolt pattern.
You will want to use the same tire type (bias ply or radial), size and one of the same load range as what is currently on the trailer. It is not a good idea to mix tires of different types, sizes or load ranges.
You can use the linked page to see all 13-inch wheel/tire combinations with the 5-on-4-1/2 bolt pattern. Just click on the tire type, size and load... view full answer...
The Spare Tire with 5 Spoke Rim for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer # Y08121 has
wheel dimensions of 16" diameter x 1.85" wide and tire dimensions of 16" diameter x 3.25" wide. This is the tire # Y8880282 you referenced with inner tube # Y8880283.
I believe this is the newer wheel option for the same trailer fit. If you measure your wheel and tire you will be able to determine if it is the correct fit or if you need to replace the wheel as well. For complete replacement you can use the... view full answer...
I was able to find this tire and wheel # AM34659 to match the picture you sent us. It is a ST205/75R14 tire with the 14" wheel by Americana Tire and Wheel. view full answer...
As long as the 205/65-10 tire and wheel combo will offer you enough weight capacity for your trailer and you have the clearance for the additional width, you can certainly use 205/65-10 size tires in place of your existing 5.30-12 size tires.
Since some of the 205/65-10 tires offer a higher weight capacity than the 5.30-12 tires, the weight capacity isn't an issue for your set-up. The 205/65-10 tire you referenced, # AM3H480, has a Load Range E rating, with a maximum load of 1,650 pounds... view full answer...
Because you're starting to see some cracking in the sidewalls, this is absolutely a good call on your part, and we can help you replace everything you need.
The Loadstar ST175/80D13 Bias Trailer Tire - Load Range D # AM1ST77 that you were looking at are a good choice for the tires, and the Load Range D will give you 1610-lbs capacity per tire. These are ST tires that have reinforced sidewalls designed to carry heavy loads on trailers and are rated for speeds of up to 81mph.
For the wheels,... view full answer...
Thank you for the photo of the wheels on your boat trailer! The photo helped me determine that a match for the existing wheels are no longer avaialable. Instead, I recommend a comparable wheel, the Aluminum Jaguar Trailer Wheel - 14" x 5-1/2" Rim - 5 on 4-1/2 - Gunmetal Gray # LHSJ211G. The cost of this wheel is listed in the product info below the answer on this page, as well as on the wheel's product page.
I have attached a review video of this wheel for you. It is a 14 inch x 5-1/2... view full answer...
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