Comparing Kenda and Provider Trailer Tire in Size ST205/75R14

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your item AM10235 and your Provider ST205/75R14, both the same size, the AM is LRD and the Provider is LR C. do you have a preference Thanks

asked by: R. B

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Assuming your trailer wouldn't need the capacity of the higher Load Range and you could use the LR C or LR D I'd go with the # AM10235 over the # TR20514 as it has a longer warranty at 5 years when compared to 2 years.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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The three radial special trailer (ST) tires we offer in size 215/75-14 can be seen on the linked page. These include the Taskmaster #TTWTRTM2157514D in Load range D, the Provider #TTWTR21514 in Load Range C and the Kenda Karrier #AM10229 also in…

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Answer 2

The 60/40 axle placement formula is a great starting point and does take into account the tongue of the trailer from where the trailer sits on the hitch ball. Please keep in mind that this is a very basic formula or estimate for axle placement. For…

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Answer 3

A hub such as #42866UC3 fits on the spindle which is welded to the axle and spindles can have different capacities as well. The camber or bow of an axle, its length, the quality of materials, the diameter, and many other factors go into its capacity…

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Answer 4

I will start out with your original tire. I did some calculations and the overall diameter of your original 640/15 tire would be approximately 25.48 inches and the width would be 6.4 inches. The diameter of the older tire is most likely why, when the…

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The load range tire used is going to depend on the gross trailer weight capacity, which should be on a sticker or plate near the front of the trailer frame or in the trailer's literature. It probably also indicates the load range, or at least the…

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Answer 6

The Provider ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire #TTWTRTM2057515C referenced in your question, along with the vast majority of trailer tires, are made in China or elsewhere offshore. However, these tires are produced using the same type of manufacturing…

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Answer 7

The Kenda Wheel and Tire part #AM30620 and the Taskmaster part #TA89RR you referenced are very similar in a lot of ways. White wheel, 4 on 4 inch bolt pattern, Load Range of C, but the big difference is the speed rating. The Taskmaster is rated for…

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Answer 8

Typically, a wider tire will offer more stability, but with a small, light trailer any advantage provided by the wider tire would be tiny. There are some differences in the two tires you mentioned that could possibally make the tire for your setup.…

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Answer 9

We recommend having about 4" of clearance height-wise to account for suspension movement and at least 2" width-wise between your tire and trailer fender or trailer frame like part #HP66VR that was referenced. Since you are building a…

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Answer 10

The biggest advantage and reason most people go with a larger trailer tire is the increased weight capacity that the larger tires offer. The larger diameter offers a negligible amount of better ride quality for the trailer since the larger the tire…

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Answer 11

You will need to do some measuring to determine if the 10 Inch Electric Brake Assembly LH, item #AKEBRK-35L, is the correct assembly for your trailer. Measure the diameter of the mounted brake shoe, the width of the lining and the distance between…

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Answer 12

Do you by any chance mean 235/80-16 and 235/85-16? Because there isn't a 275 trailer tire size that I have seen. If so then the widths are the same between the two 235 sizes. The difference is overall diameter. The 235/80-16 is 30.9 inches in…

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