Replacement Tire and Wheel Size ST205/75D14 for a 2010 Trailmaster Boat Trailer

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will the Loadstar ST205/75D14 Bias Trailer Tire with 14inch Galvanized Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - Load Range C Fit my 2010 Trailmaster Trailer Single Axle with my Tahoe Q4 SS Boat. Trailer says 205/75 14C with a 14x6 rim.

asked by: Robert

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Expert Reply:

Yes, tire and wheel combo # AM3S450 will fit your 2010 Trailmaster boat trailer. This is basically an exact match for what you have. The D in the size (ST205/75D14) indicates a bias ply tire. If there was an R instead of a D that would indicate a radial tire. You always want the all the tires on a trailer to be the same construction type, either all bias or all radial. If you did end up needed a radial you would want tire and wheel combo # AM32156.

expert reply by: Michael H

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