Recommended Replacement Tire For Coleman Pop Up Camper Trailer With 20.5x80x10 Tires

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I do not know where to look...OR...Can I sub another size of tire on the Coleman Popup?

asked by: Ramona

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Expert Reply:

The modern day size for a 20.5 x 8 x 10 sized tire is 205/65-10. Based on this information, I recommend The Kenda Loadstar Bias Trailer Tire Item # AM1HP56. It is a top-quality bias tire that is great for all terrains and provides a smooth ride. It fits 10 inch x 6 inch rims and has a maximum capacity of 1,650-lbs at 90 psi. It has a maximum speed of 87 mph.

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expert reply by: Brint H

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Answer 1

The 205/65-10 and the 20.5 x 8-10 would be very close in size. Assuming that 20.5 is the diameter of the tire and 8 is the width. The Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10 inch White Wheel, #AM3H390, for example, is 8.3 inches wide with a…

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Answer 2

I recommend going with the 13 inch Loadstar ST185/80-D13 Bias Trailer Tire, #AM1ST79. This tire is the same size as the tire you currently have on your pop up camper. These tires have a capacity of 1,725 lbs at 65 psi. With trailer tires you will…

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Answer 3

The wording on the tire means your tires are 10-ply tires (Load Range E) that have a maximum capacity of 1,520 pounds at 90 psi. Always go by the ratings that are stamped on the tires. Trailer tires should always be inflated to their maximum psi (90…

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Answer 4

The B78-13ST is an obsolete tire size that's no longer used. A 175/80-13 is the closest modern tire size. The #AM10210 tire you looked at is a 175-80-13 with a D load range radial tire that has a 1,610 lb capacity at 65 psi. You'll want to…

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Answer 5

The tire size of 20.5x8-10 is the same as the size 205/65-10 which for that we have the Loadstar part #AM1HP56 which has a weight capacity of 1,650 lbs at 90 psi and a higher speed rating of 87 mph so it's overall a really great option. This is…

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Answer 6

The maximum life span of a trailer tire is typically 5 or so years, so you're absolutely correct in thinking they should be replaced. They're probably pretty cracked up and dry-rotted at this point. If at all possible, I'd go with the…

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Answer 7

The Karrier ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire #AM10235 would be an excellent radial tire for your camper. We also have the Loadstar ST205/75D14 Bias Trailer Tire #AM1ST86 which, like your original tires, is a diagonal bias tire. The bias ply tire has a…

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Answer 8

It sounds like your 2-3/4" hole measurement comes from the pilot hole diameter and you are comparing that to the 4-1/2" measurement from a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern. When measuring the bolt pattern on a wheel like yours with an odd number of…

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Answer 9

In height or total diameter, a 185/80-13 and 175/80-13 like part #AM1ST77 only differ by about 5/8 of an inch. The 185 would have a diameter of 24.65 inches while the 175 would have a diameter of 24.02 inches. The section width, or thickness of the…

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Answer 10

Trailer tires in sizes 175/80-13 and 185/80-13 will fit the exact same wheel sizes. You can have the 175 mounted on the wheel and use it as a spare but you would not want to run different sizes for long. I have included a link to some trailer tire…

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Answer 11

The price of tires has risen over the last decade, but that is the case with almost everything. The best way to choose the correct replacement tires is by the tire size listed on your current tires or on the trailer's identification plate. If you…

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Answer 12

I called Dexter Axle and my contact said that the serial number (D 4526043) can be the same on a couple of different P-11 axle types because it relates to the plant that it was manufactured at. The brake kit and hub and drum assembly that my contact…

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