How to Order Load Range D ST205/75R14 with Non-White Wheel

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Need a trailer tire and wheel package 205 75 14 Load range D But dont want white wheels and I choose a different wheel

asked by: Terry

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Expert Reply:

You'd need first the trailer tire part # AM10235 which is the size ST205/75R14 and then you'd need to select the wheel style you need at the attached link.

You'd first want to select the bolt pattern you'd need and then go with whichever wheel style works best for you.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 4

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