I upgraded the trailer tires on my Tracker Pro guide's boat trailer that had C style tires with irregular wear. The Kendalls D are radials and rated for heavier loads and highway miles. I have kept the air at the proper level and keep a close eye on this and they have performed great! Very little if any wear on treads as I have taken this boat back and forth on multiple trips on 5 and 6 hour drive times this summer. I even picked up a small 1/4 inch screw in one of my new tires! However, since the tread was perfect, it seated in the tread and did not puncture beyond it. I would recommend these radials for anyone with a boat and load that is maxing out as these tires have proven a perfect match. Move into the D rating trailer tires and youll be glad you did.
Kenda Karrier
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for the modern tire buyer.8.0
Great
Score breakdown:
7.9
Long lasting
Good
8.8
Durability
Great
8.2
Traction
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Dry
4.8
Wet
4.8
Winter
4.2
Comfort
4.8
Noise
4.9
Treadwear
4.7
34 SimpleTire reviews
I have used these tires on several trailers I have from camper to to car trailer. The 10ply 15" are awesome. On my car trailer. I have hauled cars at over 80 and they can handle the load. The 14" on my camper are just as good. With the same speeds no trouble. With out running hot on either one in the summer time. The wear pattern is a good wear without any dipping or cupping.
10,000 miles and still looking new
6000 miles in 3 months, no issues no problems.
Good looking tire but still new. Delivered very quickly. Would buy again.
I have run these on a pop up camper, 6000lb tandem axle camper, and 3000lb single axle cargo trailer for the past 17 years. Of course have had to replace about every 5 years. Have at least 150,000 combined miles on them. Have never had any problems, ever. Bought a new 9000lb camper with different brand tire. Had a blowout after about 500 miles. Swapped them out for Kendas. No problems since. If you need a good trailer tire, this is it.
Great price for the exact same (4) Kenda Karrier Size: ST175/80R13 trailer tires that were offered elsewhere for a lot more $ Plus Super Fast & Free Shipping! Actually arrived a day early! Highly recommend Simple Tire
Upgrade for oe tires. Way better service life on a landscape trailer that sees many miles.my second set and will buy for my 3rd set.
There on my camper and they are wearing well. Nice cheap tire. I'll buy again
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Features & Benefits
- Radial construction for a smooth ride.
- The KARRIER ST offers double-steel belts with full nylon plies for durability and increased tire life.
Vehicle |
Mileage Warranty N/A |
Load Range D (8 Ply) |
Tread Depth 7/32nds |
Inflation Pressure 80 PSI |
Part Number 61458012 |
Tread Design Symmetrical |
Tire Weight 11.5 lbs |
Section Width 5.7" |
Rim Range 4" |
Overall Diameter 21.3" |
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The majority of the Kenda Karrier tires are made in Taiwan with manufacturing facilities in Taiwan, China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. That being said, some sizes of the Kenda Karrier are made in other parts of the world.
Yes, the Kenda Karrier tires are good trailer tires. It has an 8-ply rating which enhances strength and durability.
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