Kenda® Karrier (KR35) ST185/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire (Load Range D) - 13" Steel MOD Wheel (5 on 4.5 Bolt Pattern)

Looking for a trailer tire that delivers exceptional grip and stability? Meet the KR35 - your go-to choice for worry-free towing on any road.

This premium radial tire boasts a cutting-edge tread compound infused with silica, offering unparalleled performance when you need it most. Here's why the KR35 stands out:

• Smooth Sailing- The radial design isn't just for show. It provides a more comfortable ride by absorbing road vibrations, reducing the impact on your vehicle. As an added bonus, you'll see improved fuel efficiency, helping to keep more money in your pocket at the pump.

• All-Weather Confidence- Thanks to its silica-enhanced rubber compound, the KR35 maintains flexibility even in chilly conditions. This means reliable traction when temperatures drop. The tire's increased number of tread blocks creates more biting edges, enhancing grip and reducing trailer sway for better overall control.

• Built to Last- With its clever five-rib design and optimized tread pattern, the KR35 promotes even wear and maximizes road contact. This translates to improved straight-line stability, better cornering, and a tire that'll stick around for the long haul.

Key Advantages of the Kenda KR35 Trailer Tire

• Top-notch handling in wet, cold, and off-road situations
• Whisper-quiet, comfortable ride
• Impressive longevity and wear resistance

Kenda 13" Steel MOD Wheel Features

These wheels are crafted from high-quality American steel using state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques. The process involves automated shaping and robotic-assisted welding, followed by thorough cleaning and a multi-layer coating process. The result? A wheel that offers superior rust protection and a stunning finish.

By combining the KR35 tire with Kenda's Steel MOD wheel, you're investing in a reliable, high-performance package for your trailer. Hit the road with confidence, knowing you've got a wheel and tire combo that's built to tackle whatever comes your way.

Perfect For:

• Replacement tires for fall/winter season towing
• Off-road trailers

13" Kenda Karrier Loadstar KR35 Specs

13" Kenda Karrier KR35

• Kenda Americana Part #: 10206
• Tire Size: ST185/80R13
• Load Range: D
• Ply-Rating: 8-Ply
• Rim Size: 13"x4.5" / 13"x5"
• Overall Diameter: 24.6 inches
• Section Width: 7.2 inches
• Sidewall Height: 5.83 inches
• Max Load: 1709 lbs.
• PSI: 65
• Speed Rating: M (81 mph)
• Tire Construction: Steel Belted Radial

Kenda MOD Steel Trailer Wheel Specs

Kenda MOD Steel Trailer Wheel

• Wheel Size: 13"x4.5"
• Bolt Pattern: 5-4.5 (5 lug on a 4.5" bolt circle)
• Rim Diameter: 13 inches
• Rim Width: 4.5 inches
• Pilot: 3.19
• Offset: 0
• Load Capacity: 1725 lbs.
• Kenda Americana Part # (White): 20253
• Kenda Americana Part # (White w/ Stripes): 20252
• Kenda Americana Part # (Galvanized): 20254
• Kenda Americana Part # (Chrome): 20249
• Kenda Americana Part # (Silver): 20244
• Kenda Americana Part # (Black): 20245
  

Benefits of Silica in Tires

Although the use of Silica in tires has been around since the 1990's, very few understand the reasoning behind the addition and what makes Silica unique. In general, the addition of Silica into tires accomplishes two things that were thought to be antithetical to each other in the tire world- increasing grip/traction while at the same time increasing fuel efficiency. Here is a breakdown of the benefits of having Silica infused tires:

1. Improved traction in wet and wintery conditions: The addition of Silica into the rubber compound of a tire allows the tire to maintain greater flexibility at lower temperatures. By allowing the tire to maintain it's flexibility it is better able to conform to the underlying road surface which translates to better grip and traction.
2. Increased fuel efficiency: One of the main losses of energy from a tire is when a tire "rebounds" from deformation. Silica makes tires slightly softer which means they are able to rebound to their original shape with a lot less energy. This translates into decreases rolling resistance which means your tires require less energy to maintain their speed. By reducing rolling resistance, you significantly increase your fuel efficiency.