Loadstar ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire - Load Range C

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• What Causes Tires to Wear on the Outside Edge of One Axle
  If you are experiencing wear on the outer edges of the tires on the front axle of your trailer then this points to signs of the tires being under-inflated or the spindles are bent. When filling trailer tires, you need to fill them to the max psi listed on the sidewall while cold. This is going to allow for proper tread wear and for the tire to maintain the max weight capacity. If you have checked the psi of the tires and can ensure that they are filled accordingly, I would also make sure...
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• Does Tire Size 205/75D15 Fit on Trailer Wheel that is 6 inches Wide
  Since the tire size of 205/75D15 like # AM1ST92 fits 6 inch wide trailer wheels like the size you mentioned having this would work.
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• Trailer Tires with Inside Wear on Boat Trailer
  There could be 2 causes of the abnormal wear on the insides of your boat trailer tires; the most common is an overloaded trailer. The other potential cause is an improperly installed or bent axle. Since this is a new axle, and it sounds like this problem has just surfaced since it was installed, I would make sure that the new axle was installed properly. Trailer axles will all have a bit of a bow to them, to compensate for the lack of adjustable camber. When installed, the bow should...
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• Troubleshooting Inside Sidewall Premature Wear on Tandem Axle Utility Trailer Tires
  The axles on your trailer should not be sliding side to side enough for you to notice. There may be the slightest of side to side motion due to the various suspension components, but the majority of the motion will be up and down. If your axles are moving side to side enough that you notice then you need to get your trailer to a shop as soon as possible and get your suspension checked out. If the inside sidewall of your tires are wearing down quicker than the rest of your tires then your...
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• Is A Bent Axle Causing Uneven Tire Wear on Single Axle Boat Trailer?
  Many things can cause uneven tire wear, including a bent axle, an overloaded trailer, and worn or broken suspension components. A trailer axle should be slightly arched, with the high spot in the center of the trailer and the spindles on either end being slightly lower. When the trailer is loaded the arch will flatten, placing the trailer tire treads in full contact with the road surface. A damaged axle may place the outside edge of the tires in greater contact with the road, rather than...
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• After How Many Years Should Trailer Tires Be Replaced
  Even when stored in the somewhat controlled environment of a garage, tires are still subject to dry rot and flat spotting. Even if the tire tread has plenty of depth left and you can't see any cracking with the naked eye, the generally accepted rule of thumb states that trailer tires should be replaced after about 6 or 7 years. Yours are about twice that age. I'd highly recommend you replace the tires. I'd recommend going with a 205/75R-15 tires in load range C like part # TTWTRTM2057515C....
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• What Could Cause Boat Trailer Tires to Wear More on Inside Tread of Both Left and Right Tires
  The most common cause for trailer tires' tread to wear more on their inside edge than their outside edge is overloading of the trailer. If a trailer axle is overloaded it's center will bend down toward the road surface and this will change its geometry, causing the inside edges of the tires to make more contact with the road surface than the outside edges. This will lead to uneven tread wear with more wear on the insides. Please see the linked diagram. An axle in good condition that is...
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• Looking for American Made 205/75-15 Trailer Tire
  We do not have any American made tires in the 205/75-15 size. The Taskmaster Provider # TR20515D is not made in the USA, but it is a great tire with great customer reviews. as part # 724861519. This is a load range D tire, with a 2150 lb per tire/4300 lb per axle load rating and a speed rating of 81 mph. The Kenda Loadstar, part # AM1ST92 you'd looked at is also a good choice, but it's manufactured overseas.
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• Possible Causes of Excessive Inside Edge Tire Wear on Drivers Side of 2011 Primetime Lacrosse
  The first thing that I would do is to make sure that your tires are inflated to the maximum pressure listed on the sidewall. Unlike passenger vehicle tires, trailer tires need to be kept inflated to their maximum pressure at all times. Next I would check out the suspension. Broken or excessively worn suspension components can cause uneven tire wear as well. Examine the components like the leaf springs and shackle links and replace if necessary. If the suspension checks out to be ok, another...
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• What is Proper Trailer Tire Inflation Pressure
  A trailer tire should ALWAYS be inflated to its maximum rated psi pressure rating as shown on the tire's sidewall. At no time should you over- or under-inflate a trailer tire even if it is operated well below its rated weight capacity. There is no benefit from altering the inflation from the specified pressure and doing this can cause tire overheating and premature failure. You may care to check out the linked article on trailer tires. If your trailer tires show evidence of cupping (wear...
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• Travel Trailer Tire Wear Troubleshooting
  Having a trailer not being perfectly level while towing can cause uneven tire wear especially if the trailer is a tandem axle trailer. What you will want to do is check out the help article I attached that details how to pick out the correct rise/drop ball mount so that you can tow your trailer level. Many things can cause uneven tire wear, including a bent axle, an overloaded trailer and worn or broken suspension components. A trailer axle should be slightly arched, with the high spot...
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• Ply Rating Of Loadstar ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire
  The Loadstar ST205/75D15 load range C tire # AM1ST92 has a 6-ply rating. Its a top-quality, bias trailer tire that has been rigorously tested to ensure that it exceeds Department of Transportation standards. This tire fits 15" wheels; its maximum load is 1,820 lbs at 50 psi.
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• What Causes One Trailer Tire To Wear Faster Than the Others On a Tandem Axle Trailer
  There are a number of issues that can cause irregular tire wear but generally this would be the tire wearing more on one side, not necessarily that the entire tire has worn faster than the others. If the latter is true then this could be an issue with the amount of air you have in each tire or the way the trailer is loaded perhaps. If you were using a different type of tire such as one with a different ply or load range then that could cause this issue as well. That said, it's rather...
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• Do 205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tires Fit The Same Wheels As Radial 205/75R15 Trailer Tires?
  Yes, you can mount a ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1ST92 on a wheel that had a ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # LHWL300 as long as the wheel matches the required width for that tire. Generally all the 205/75-15 tires will fit a 5"-6" wide 15" wheel but there are some manufacturers that specify some other sizes as well. If you can tell me the size of your wheel I can confirm if a certain tire we have will fit.
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• Should I Use Radial Or Bias Tires On My 1992 Prowler Travel Trailer With Tandem Axles
  If the tire size is the ST205/75R15 Load Range C we have the Loadstar ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire - Load Range C, # AM1ST92, which is a bias tire with a maximum load of 1,820 lbs. at 50 psi. We also have the Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range C, # AM10244, which is a radial tire with a maximum load of 1,820 lbs. at 50 psi. I would recommend the radial tire over the bias tire because of better stability, better ride comfort and it will also dissipate heat better. Heat...
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• Troubleshooting Inside Tire Wear on Trailer Tire
  If only one tire is showing wear on the inside then it indicates that you are either overloading that side of your trailer and you need to spread out the load more, or something with your suspension isn't right. You would want to start off by making sure your trailer is loaded evenly on either side and then also check to make sure your leafs springs and your spindle aren't bent or damaged along with any other components connected to the tire/wheel/axle. If the insides of your inside tires...
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• Comparing Bias and Radial Tire Measurements on 1956 Zollinger Vakashunette Trailer
  The section width and outer diameter will be similar on the same size tire whether it is bias ply or radial. Some of the variation comes from the design and the manufacturer. If you compare the Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # AM10244 to the Loadstar ST205/75D15 Bias Trailer Tire # AM1ST92, the radial is slightly wider but shorter. Still, there is only a difference of .4" in width and .1" in height. If you have so little clearance that they are rubbing you will need to get a...
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• Spare Wheel/Tire for 1964 Avion Travel Trailer with ST205/75D15 Tires on 6-on-5 1/2 Wheels
  We do indeed offer both the tire size/type/rating you need as well as the wheel, but we just do not happen to offer them as a pre-mounted combination item. You'll simply order the tire you need and the wheel as separate items and have them mounted together locally. We offer Kenda # AM1ST92 which is a ST205/75D15 bias trailer tire in Load Range C, rated for 1,820-lbs at 50 psi pressure. For a wheel you can choose from among those shown on the included link. We offer various construction...
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• 15 Inch Wheel/Tire Combo with 4 Lugs for Older Camper
  We offer a wheel and tire that are sold separately that might very well work for your application. The 215/75-15 isn't a typical trailer tire size, but a 205/75-15 like # AM1ST92 is definitely in the ballpark, being only about 1/4 inch smaller in diameter than your existing tire. The only 15 inch wheel we offer with a 4 lug bolt pattern is a Dexstar Vintage Trailer Wheel, part # AM20395. If this isn't the wheel you have, please let me know. The # AM1ST92 mentioned above is a load range...
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• Determining If ST205/75-15 Size Tire Will Support Weight of 5,300 Pound Trailer
  We do not currently carry Carlisle tires so I am not sure what the load capacity is of the 205/75-15 tire you are looking at. With that being said, load capacities will vary within tires of the same size based on their specific load rating. Not all 205/75-15 size trailer tires have the same load capacity. This goes for their speed rating as well. For example, we have an ST205/75D15 size tire with the Loadstar # AM1ST92 that has a Load Range C. This is a maximum load of 1,820 pounds at...
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• Is There 15 inch Wheel Version of Loadstar K550 Tire
  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.
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• What Causes Trailer Tires to Wear on the Center
  When you get wear just in the center tread of a tire that does indicate that the tire is over-inflated. You want to make sure the tires are inflated to the max psi listed on the sidewall of the tires. Over-inflation would cause the wear and then could lead to the failure issues you are having. If you jack up a side of the trailer do the wheels turn easily without any in/out or tilting movement? If so, the bearing are fine.
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• How to Prevent Tire Cupping on 20 Foot Gooseneck Equipment Trailer
  Typically, cupping on a tire is caused by the tire bouncing on the road, which can be caused by several things. Check the air pressure in your trailer tires. A trailer tire should be kept inflated to the maximum air pressure listed on the tire sidewall. Also make sure the weight rating of your tires is not being exceeded Having one or more wheel/tires out of balance could also be causing the problem, have a tire shop check your wheels for balance. Typically, trailer tires are not as sensitive...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Tire Wear on Insides and Outsides When Not Overloaded and Proper Inflation
  Typically when the outsides of a tire are wearing and it's not being overloaded the trailer or vehicle needs to have an alignment done. Best option is to take the trailer to an alignment shop and have them address.
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