Will The Kenda 5.30-12 Bias Tire, # AM10066, Replace A 4.80-12 Tire On A 4 Inch Wide Wheel

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Can I replace a 4.80x12 tire with a 5.30x12 on the same rim that is 4 wide?

asked by: Greg

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The Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire - 5.30-12 - Load Range C, # AM10066, will fit a 4 inch wide wheel. You will want to check clearances on your trailer to make sure the taller and wider tire will fit. The 5.30-12 tire size will be 1-1/4 inches taller in overall diameter and 3/4 inch wider.

expert reply by: Jeff D

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