Caravan Tyres & Trailer Tyres
Shop our range of caravan tyres and trailer tyres in sizes from 8" to 16", suitable for caravans, horse boxes and trailers. We stock leading brands including Kenda, GT Radial, Deli and Starco, with fast UK delivery on every order.
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185R14C 104/102N Kenda Mastertrail
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size caravan tyre do I need?
Check the sidewall of your current tyre for a code such as 185/65R14 93N. This shows the width, profile and rim diameter, along with the load and speed rating of the tyre. Always match this exactly when ordering a replacement.
Are caravan and trailer tyres the same as car tyres?
No. Caravan and trailer tyres are built with a different construction to handle the loads and towing conditions of a trailer, and should not be substituted with standard car tyres.
Do you stock tyres for horse boxes?
Yes, several of our trailer and caravan tyre sizes are suitable for horse boxes. Check your handbook for the correct size before ordering.
What brands of trailer and caravan tyres do you stock?
We stock Kenda, GT Radial, Deli and Starco tyres across our trailer and caravan tyre range.
How long do caravan tyres last, and how often should they be replaced?
There is no fixed legal limit, but most tyre and caravan industry experts recommend replacing tyres once they reach around 5 to 7 years old, regardless of tread depth, as the rubber compound hardens and degrades with age. Always check for cracking, bulges or perishing on the sidewall, particularly if the caravan has been in storage.
What is the best tyre pressure for caravans?
Tyre pressure varies by caravan model and load, so always check the plate on your caravan or your handbook for the correct figure rather than relying on a generic number. Underinflated tyres increase the risk of a blowout while towing, so it is worth checking pressures before every trip.
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