is a 480x8 the same as a 4.80x8 trailer tire
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Maybe but I'm not a tire expert. Go to your nearby tire store and they can answer your tire questions correctly.
1298133
I would think so, someone just left the decimal out. The ones I bought were fine, I don't haul the trailer very far, but the price was right. On 2nd look at ad they have it listed 3 ways, all must be correct ??
1047874
The tire I got was the exact same as pictured in the listing. H188ST. It's going to be used as a spare and has almost the exact same tread pattern as the original Load-Star tire already on the trailer. DOT rating was the same.
1592832
The pattern is a standard 5 on 4.5. I bought this tire and rim set for my dual axle boat trailer and it is working out just fine.
1614485
Short answer: car tire size. These are not the skinny ones used on small trailers. The tire is rated at 1750 lbs to be used for up to a 3500 lb axle.
947718
The 8" wide is the width I would recommend for that size tire. We have them available for quick shipment if you want them.
788360
Probably not the 8 is your rim diameter so your chains are about 26 inches long. The 12 is your other diameter so they will be about a foot to short. The difference in the width might be OK dependant on tire design.
170288
yes, this tire (CST Ciudad RS Kevlar Tire, 700 x 32) is the same. when you get it you will see that it is marked 700x32c (32-622) also......... BTW: this is a very nice tire..........
2104745
Not sure I can answer that. It is on a 5x8 utility trailer and works great.
394776
It is the bolt pattern on the hub, most of the utility trailers I've seen have a 5x4.5 pattern
346421
Have to measure tires on trailer to be sure. Mine were used on air compressor and power washer carts.
2219526
You don't need exact size just make sure it's a 18 inch tires a smaller tire and less width with give you better corners while a taller wider tire is open road
1314663
Depends on the inflation pressure. But at maximum inflation pressure of 80 psi, it's 2830lb. Need to make sure though that your rims are also rated for this pressure. Most trailer rims are only good for 65psi, and at that pressure, the max. load is only 2540lb. (Just like their load range "D" tire of the same size.
1065262
The stock size on your vehicle is 225/60/16 which matches with this size tire. However it is always best to check what is currently on your vehicle prior to making a purchase.
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Hello,Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your snowblower needs.The difference between the two is that rim size.410 refers to the height of the tire, 350 refers to the width of the tire, and the 4 or 6 refers to the rim size.Hope this helps.AMC Parts Store
1007325
It's the same as onny 1997, 1998, 1996, 1995 stock Harley Davidson brand tires. And yes the size are all the same on these models.
1981698
This type of trailer has no effect on the width of the tire , it the type of mounting that works . Be sure to get the axel that will connect it to the axel .
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It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x... » Read More It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. « Show Less