Wanda 5.70/5.00-8 P811 TL 8PR 83M Highway

The Wanda P811 is a tubeless highway-pattern tyre in the popular 5.70/5.00-8 size, suited to golf carts, small utility vehicles, go-karts, and similarly sized light equipment running 8-inch rims. Its highway tread design prioritises stable, predictable on-road performance.

With an 8-ply rating and a load index of 83 (487 kg per tyre), the P811 is built for applications where load capacity and durability matter. The tubeless construction eliminates the inner tube, simplifying fitment and reducing the risk of sudden deflation from punctures.

• Tubeless (TL) construction — no inner tube required
• 8-ply rating (8PR) for high load-bearing durability
• Load index 83, rated to carry up to 487 kg per tyre
• Speed symbol M, rated to 130 km/h
• Highway tread pattern for stable on-road use
• 8-inch rim diameter fitment
• Dual-width sizing (5.70/5.00-8) suits a range of compatible rims

• 1 x Wanda P811 5.70/5.00-8 tyre

Check tyre pressure before each use and maintain within the vehicle manufacturer's recommended range; incorrect pressure accelerates uneven wear and can reduce load capacity.
Never exceed the load index rating of 83 (487 kg) or the speed rating of M (130 km/h).
Inspect the tyre regularly for cuts, cracks, bulges, or embedded debris; replace immediately if any structural damage is found.
When fitting, ensure the rim diameter and width are compatible with the 5.70/5.00-8 sizing and that the bead seats fully and evenly before inflating.
For tubeless fitment, use tyre mounting paste (bead lubricant) to assist seating the bead; never use petroleum-based lubricants.
Check rim flange and bead area for corrosion or damage before mounting, as these can prevent an airtight seal on a tubeless tyre.
Store unmounted tyres horizontally or vertically in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, ozone sources (motors, welding equipment), and solvents.
Rotate tyres if the vehicle design permits, following the vehicle manufacturer's guidance, to promote even wear.
Replace the tyre when tread depth reaches the minimum wear indicator or when the tyre is more than six years old, regardless of apparent condition.