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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.
This letter can be used to look up the maximum speed the tire can safely withstand with a fully loaded vehicle (according to its load index rating). In this case, the letter Y means the tire is rated for sustained speeds up to 186 miles per hour.
Tyre Sizes Explained provides you with further information to help you understand which tyre size you will need for your vehicle. The tyre load rating identifies how much weight your car can carry. In this article, we discuss what load rating your car needs with a helpful tyre load index.
Tire speed ratings are set by the tire manufacturers and are an indication of the tire’s maximum speed capability in ideal conditions. The tire load index rating communicates how many pounds a tire can safely carry. Put together, they make up the service description.
113V tells you the load index and speed index of the tire. Load index tells you how much weight the tire can support when fully inflated. It's not meant to be a precise number per se, but more of an indicator on what size vehicles the tire is meant to be used in.
The load index number indicates a tire’s carrying capacity when inflated to maximum load sustaining pressure. It further explains the tire load range measurement by adding more specifics to the rating. Find your tire’s load-bearing capacity by checking our load index chart below.
