Kenda K399 ST205/65-10 Loadstar Trailer Tire

These are great tires! I have had them on my yard cart now for a while and they hold up well. Installation was about what I expected. It was not too difficult to mount them by hand without a stand. Just need to use a bit of soapy water. I mounted them without tubes on my newly painted wheels and they have not lost any air since installing them a few months ago. I carry heavy loads of wood and sand and loam in the trailer and these have held up.

These were an exact match for the tires that were on the golf cart. Was impressed that they were manufactured in 2/26, only 2 months prior to receiving them. Also, received them faster than expected.

Tires look good but they are shipped smashed flat. This makes it hard to seat the beads unless you are using an inner tube. I was finally able to put a ratcheting strap around the tire and get the beads to touch the rim enough to eventually inflate and seat the beads. According to the tire build date on the sidewall the tires are about a year old.

Got fast and less than anyone local places which sucks as I’d rather support them. Got them mounted and all is good- get them!

Nice tires worked as described. Let them warm up so you can reshape them after shipping.

When I searched for replacment tires for a 30 gal yard sprayer, I was just looking for the least expensive tire with a decent tread for yard use. These looked like a good option for the money and ordered them. They are much stouter than the tires being replaced. Stiffer sidewall, etc. made them a little more difficult to get on the rim and I doubt very seriously that they will fail in the same way the cheap sprayer OEM tires did! These seem great for the high desert yard terrain that can harbor all kinds of hazards. Tire is stamped with 371 under the size designation which is presumably the K371 and is load range B with the words High Speed Trailer Tire. It also is stamped with a Code K3A3. Looking this code up would show that it could have an astonishing speed rating which I am not going to publish here because I am unsure of it. ST trailer tires are typically rated to 65mph and the A3 would appear to be higher than that. I would like Kenda to jump in on this and provide the correct guidance. My use of this tire would keep it under 8mph tops with typcial speeds of 3-5mph. Way overated for my needs, but honestly anything inferior to the apparent capability of this tire was going to cost about the same.

Good value, easy delivered to door.

The Kenda Load Star Bias Ply DOT Trailer Tire certainly caught my eye with its impressive looks. The design and build quality were on point, promising a reliable tire for my trailer. However, upon closer inspection, I noticed it had a B load rating, which didn't quite meet my needs. As a result, I decided not to keep them for my particular trailer requirements. That being said, if you don't need an ultra-heavy-duty tire and the B load rating is sufficient for your needs, these tires could be an excellent option. Appearance-wise, they looked fantastic and exuded durability. If you're looking for trailer tires that balance good looks with functionality, the Kenda Load Star Bias Ply DOT Trailer Tire is worth considering. Just ensure the load rating aligns with your specific trailer's requirements.