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St225/75d15 Load Range D Kenda K558 Trailer Tire - Bias Ply - Tb507 on 2040-parts.com

US $76.99
Location:

53037, United States

53037, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:TD15D22575K558 Brand:Kenda

This Bias Ply Trailer Tire, manufactured by Kenda, is a Load Range D trailer tire and has a Ply Rating of 8. It's Load Capacity is 2540lbs per tire and it Fits Rim Sizes 15x6 | 15x7. The tire's Max PSI=65lbs. The tire's phsyical dimensions, measured in inches, are as follows: Tire Width=8.7" and the Outside Diameter=28.3" These trailer tires are DOT approved for high speed use on US Highways.

Item #: TB507 - 15 Inch Trailer TireLoad Range D - 8 Ply - Load Capacity: 2540lbs - Max Pressure: 65psi

 

Description:
This ST225/75D15 Load Range D K558 Bias Ply Trailer Tire is manufactured by Kenda Tires.

They are manufactured with the highest of quality for heavy-duty applications and increased tire life. The computer generated tread design in conjunction with a new tread rubber compound provides superior traction in wet or dry conditions. The bias ply tires are continually tested to help ensure a smoother ride while providing additional stability at highway speeds. All Kenda trailer tires are designed to improve handling and enhance the ride characteristics of the towed vehicle.

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