Trailer wheel TIRE KENDA 155/70 R13 74N RIM KENDA 4Jx13"H2 4x130 ET:20
Trailer wheel TIRE KENDA 155/70 R13 74N RIM KENDA 4Jx13"H2 4x130 ET:20
The trailer wheel is equipped with a KENDA 155/70 R13 tire with a load capacity of 74N and a KENDA 4Jx13"H2 rim with a bolt pattern of 4x130 and ET: 20. This set provides optimal strength and stability while driving, ideal for lightweight trailers when transporting various types of loads . The tire is extremely durable and guarantees traction and safety. in all road conditions , and the rim, thanks to its durable construction, supports solid mounting on the vehicle axle. The combination of both these elements creates a wheel that guarantees durability, reliability and comfort of use in all conditions - both in home and garden work, but also in tasks requiring increased use. The maximum load capacity of this wheel is 375 kg, this parameter is determined by the load limit on the weaker of the two components used to produce the complete wheel.
KENDA 155/70 R13 74N trailer tire
The KENDA KargoTrail 3G trailer tire is a solid choice for standard transport applications. The size 155/70 R13 (width 155 mm, aspect ratio 70%, diameter 13 inches) guarantees good cushioning properties, which translates into driving comfort and safety. With load indexes of 74, this tire is designed for transporting light to medium loads , providing adequate durability on the road. The KENDA KargoTrail 3G is an excellent solution for transport, camping and utility trailers that do not require additional reinforcement, offering reliability and stability for everyday travel and transporting loads.
The load index of a tire 74 is an indicator that indicates the maximum load that a tire can safely carry. The index 74 means that each tire can carry a maximum of 375 kg when mounted individually on one, two or three axles. This index refers to standard conditions of use, where the tire is not exposed to additional loads resulting from intensive use or a specific mounting configuration.
The N speed rating for a tire means that the maximum speed at which this tire can safely operate is 140 km/h . This speed rating is mainly used on tires intended for commercial vehicles, off-road vehicles or trailers, where higher speeds are not usually required.
The fuel efficiency class of a tire is an indicator that shows how a tire affects the vehicle's fuel consumption. It is rated on a scale from A to E , where A indicates the most efficiency (lowest fuel consumption) and E the least (highest fuel consumption). Tires with a higher efficiency class reduce rolling resistance, which leads to lower fuel consumption and reduced CO₂ emissions.
The grip class of a tire is an indicator of how well a tire grips the road, especially in wet conditions. It is rated on a scale from A to E , where A indicates the best grip (the shortest braking distance on wet surfaces) and E the worst. A higher grip class increases safety because it shortens the braking distance and improves vehicle control when driving in the rain.
Steel rim for trailer KENDA 4Jx13"H2 4x130 ET:20
The KENDA 4Jx13"H2 steel rim is the perfect solution for light trailers, such as cargo trailers, garden trailers or trailers for transporting recreational equipment. The rim is 4 inches wide and has a diameter of 13 inches, with a bolt pattern of 4x130 and an offset of ET:20, ensuring stable and safe handling of the trailer. Thanks to its solid construction and maximum load capacity of 450 kg , this rim is perfect for everyday use, where moderate goods are transported. It is a reliable choice for those looking for durable and strong components for their light trailers. The rim is compatible with various trailer models, making it a universal choice for those looking for reliable transport solutions. Thanks to its carefully designed construction, it offers long-lasting durability even with intensive use, it is ideal for transporting moderate goods, offering reliability and durability. It is an excellent choice for owners of light trailers who need strong and load-resistant rims. The 4x130 spacing means that the rim has 4 mounting holes, which are spread out over a 130 mm diameter circle. The bolt pattern is a key parameter when selecting a rim to ensure it fits properly to the vehicle's hub.
Rim offset (ET) is a parameter defining the distance between the rim's mounting surface and its axis of symmetry, expressed in millimeters. The ET value determines how deep the rim is embedded in the wheel arch. With a positive ET, the rim is deeper in the wheel arch, while with a negative ET it protrudes more outward. A correctly selected offset is crucial for vehicle handling stability, avoiding friction on suspension elements and ensuring the car's appropriate appearance.
Rim center hole is the hole in the very center of the rim that fits onto the vehicle's hub. Its diameter must match the hub diameter so that the rim is properly seated and centered on the vehicle. The center hole plays a key role in transferring loads from the rim to the hub, which affects driving stability and safety. If the center hole is too large, centering rings are used to ensure a proper fit.
