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The load index is the second-to-last component of the tyre size code moulded into the sidewall of your tyre. It is a two- or three-digit number that precedes the tyre speed letter at the very end of the code. In the example size code in the image, the load index is 91.
The load index is the second-to-last component of the tire size code molded into the sidewall of your tire. It is a two- or three-digit number that precedes the tire speed rating as indicated by a letter at the very end of the code. In the example size code in the image, the load index is 96.
8 Ιουν 2023 · The number 113 refers to the load index and corresponds to a certain weight the tire can carry safely. For example, an index of 113 can safely handle up to 2535 lbs. The letter following the number represents the speed rating – the maximum speed at which the tire can carry its load.
A tire with an H at the end of its size code means the tire is rated to run at up to 130 MPH, while a T in the same position means a speed rating of 118 MPH. To choose, consult the manufacturer’s recommendations in your manual or on the placard on the driver’s door.
Tire load index tells you how much weight your car can safely carry based on the correct tire size and pressure. It was calculated by the people who built your vehicle, and they know what they’re talking about! You can check your owner’s manual to figure out the recommended tire size and load rating, or you can check out the tires that came ...
24 Νοε 2020 · While a tire’s load index isn’t referred to nearly as much as its load range is, it’s also not as vague (the higher the load index number simply means the higher its load carrying capacity is), giving you a specific load rating instead of a generalized load range. Unsure what your tires’ load index is?
Use the tire load index chart to see how much weight your tire can support & learn how to calculate your car's max load carrying capacity, from Tires Plus!
