Tire and Rim Recommendation with 5.70-8 Load Range D with 4 Lug Wheel

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Looking for a 5.70-8 D Rated tire on a 4 lug rim galvanized or black Or the heaviest ply tire available

asked by: Michael F

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The highest Load Range and Ply Rating we have in the size 5.70-8 on a 4 lug wheel is the Kenda part # AM30153 which is a Load Range D with a Ply Rating of 8 but it's only available on a white wheel.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The axle capacity will help to determine the gross vehicle weight rating of the trailer but it is not a direct correlation. The only way to obtain the exact gross vehicle weight rating would be to call the trailer manufacturer with your VIN which…

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Answer 2

You can upgrade to a higher rated tire but the overall diameter will go up 2 inches and typically will end up also have a wider section width. If your trailer can accommodate the larger diameter and width then this is a possible solution for your…

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Answer 3

Kenda is the name of the tire manufacturer, and Loadstar is the name of the model or tread design of the particular tire. If you click on the second thumbnail photo under the photo on the product description page, and scroll your cursor over it, you…

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Answer 4

A spacer or hub-centric ring is sometimes used on passenger vehicles, but our resident wheel and tire guru tells me that they aren't needed for use on trailers, due to the weight load a trailer wheel will be under. If you feel you need them, you…

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Yes, highway use is absolutely fine, and the speed rating is 65 mph for the Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire - 5.70-8 - Load Range D #AM10013.

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Answer 6

You should be fine as most people do not have trailer wheels and tires balanced, but if you are having a shop mount the tires, and you want to have them balanced, it probably would not cost much more to have the setup balanced as well. One reason…

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Yes, tire manufacturer spec would be the proper PSI to use for your current tires. The list on the trailer itself is for what the trailer came with but it's very common for people to go with a different tire so at that point it would no longer be…

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Answer 8

A hub-centric wheel centers upon the portion of the hub that protrudes through the pilot hole in the wheel, instead of on the lug nuts like a lug-centric wheel would. A wheel with a 4.77 inch pilot diameter would fit perfectly on your hub. The 2…

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Answer 9

The best tire upgrade we can recommend for the wheels you have would be going to the slightly larger tire size of 5.70-8 like the part #AM10013. This has a Load Range of D and a capacity of 1,075 lbs at 100 psi and would work well for your…

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Answer 10

For a 4.8-8 trailer tire with the most weight carrying capacity, we have #AM10004. This is a tire by itself and it is rated for 760 pounds at 90 psi. It fits 8 x 3-3/4 inch wheels. The highest rated tire and wheel combo in this size with a 4 on 4…

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Answer 11

The Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire - 5.70-8 #AM10013 is 18" tall. The section width is 5.8" also.

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Answer 12

There's no reason you couldn't upgrade your 4.80-12 Load Range B tires with Load Range C's like the part #AM10062. These would fit the exact same as your current tire with the only difference being that they have a higher Load Range. You…

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Tire and Rim Recommendation with 5.70-8 Load Range D with 4 Lug Wheel

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