Parnells Trailer Tyres - 165R13C

Set of 2 Wanda WR082 trailer tyres. Tyre dimensions: Max Load: 670 kg @ 65 PSI, Max speed: 160 km/...

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This guide is for owners of trailers requiring durable and reliable tyres. The Wanda WR082 tyres offer excellent grip in various conditions and quiet operation, ensuring a smoother journey. However, their speed rating may limit their use on high-speed routes.

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Model Part NumberWR082
BrandWanda

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the maximum speed rating for these tyres?

The Wanda WR082 tyres have a speed index of Q, which corresponds to a maximum speed of 160 km/h (99 mph).

What is the load capacity per tyre?

Each tyre has a maximum load capacity of 670 kg (1477 lbs) when inflated to 65 PSI.

How do I check if these tyres will fit my trailer?

Verify that your trailer's rims are 13 inches in diameter and that the rim width is compatible with a 165mm tyre section width. The 'C' in 165R13C indicates a commercial tyre, suitable for trailers.

How important is the PSI rating?

The 65 PSI is crucial for achieving the maximum load capacity of 670 kg. Maintaining the correct pressure ensures safety, optimal performance, and tyre longevity.

What does the tread pattern design improve?

The combination of vertical and block patterns enhances grip, particularly in wet and slippery conditions, and the variable pitch design minimizes noise at higher speeds.

Are these tyres suitable for all types of trailers?

They are generally suitable for utility trailers, cargo trailers, and car haulers. Ensure the load capacity and speed rating meet your specific trailer and usage requirements.

Troubleshooting

Tyre appears under-inflated

Check tyre pressure with a reliable gauge and inflate to the recommended 65 PSI. Inspect for slow leaks.

Unusual noise during operation

Verify tyre is correctly mounted and balanced. Ensure no foreign objects are lodged in the tread. Check for uneven wear patterns which might indicate alignment issues.

Reduced grip in wet conditions

Ensure the tread depth is adequate (7.8mm new). Check tyre pressure; under-inflation can sometimes compromise grip.

Premature wear on tyre edges

This could indicate improper inflation or alignment issues with the trailer axle. Consult a professional for inspection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent grip in both dry and wet conditions
  • Reduced noise levels for a quieter ride
  • Good heat dissipation for increased tyre life
  • High load capacity suitable for various trailers
  • Durable construction for reliable performance

Cons

  • Speed rating of Q (160 km/h) may be limiting for certain high-speed applications
  • Specific dimensions mean they are not universally compatible with all rims
  • As a set of two, users may need to purchase additional sets for multi-axle trailers

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

These tyres are designed for 13-inch trailer rims with a 165mm section width. Ensure your trailer's wheel hub and rim specifications match the tyre's requirements (165R13C). Check the vehicle's load rating to ensure it exceeds the tyre's maximum load capacity of 670 kg per tyre.

Setup:

Installation should be performed by a qualified professional to ensure proper mounting and balancing. The recommended inflation pressure is 65 PSI for optimal load-carrying capacity and performance.

Care:

Regularly inspect tyre pressure, checking it against the recommended 65 PSI. Maintain a consistent inflation pressure to ensure even wear and optimal performance. Visually inspect tyres for any signs of damage, cuts, or embedded objects. Clean tyres periodically with mild soap and water to remove dirt and debris that could degrade the rubber over time. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals. Rotate tyres if applicable based on trailer axle configuration to promote even wear.

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