The tire weight rating of 1105 Lbs. Is that per tire or for the set?
642418
It is per tire. The combined load rating of all tires on the trailer should exceed the loaded weight of the trailer by at least 20%.
642419
Amanda, Weight rating is per tire. I have my set of them mounted on a snowmobile trailer with two machines, definitely much more than 1100 lbs.
642420
i belive it is per tire per side. so if you have 2 tires Per side you would be good for 2210 lbs.
904426
Hello,This price is for a single wheel. You will have to add 4 wheels to your cart for a set. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
1314665
They are load rated E. That's not listed for some reason. I suggested amazon add that info. I researched and found that they are rated under a new number system. They have a load rating of 62, which equates to an E rating. When I got them I had to search to find that info. They are great tires. Tow straight. I like them over my Badyears.
1691871
The price is for 1 tire. For a set of 2 tires, you would need to enter quantity of 2.
973785
I would guess they each way 1-2 pounds max maybe less. They are just pieces of tarp basically. good deal
1470036
If I remember correctly its 180 pounds. Just make sure they are installed correctly.
1139992
Load range is 113, 44 max psi, (roughly 2500/lbs per tire, 10,000 max load capacity)
907996
Yes per tire, watch how you select shipping if you don't need them right away, it is possible get free shipping 8-10 day
840153
This is the price for just 2 of them. Very much worth it! They are a heavier tire and larger. I love mine, I bought 3 different sets before this one (all in the same price zone) and they got tore up within first week or so. These are going on months. Very strong tire.
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I'm sorry I was thinking of my other truck. These wranglers are SL tires (the are not built for heavy load) @ 35psi the max load is 2028 lbs each tire.(less psi means less weight). Lt tires are considered tires rated by ply. These are great tires and I believe factory on many jeeps (I had them on my grand wagoneer and was very satisfied).
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While I am not a professional and if you call a tire place they should be able to tell you, but I know that P=Personal Vehicle (or somethign similar.) 205=tire width in millimeters, 55=Tire Aspect Ratio, or 55% from edge of rim to tires tread is 55% of 205, R=Radial 16=16" diameter (which is what these are) and finally 89 is load index of 89, and V I believe is like very high... something like 149mph rating for the tires. Long story short, the important factors are the 16 which is rim size, which this is 16 and then the tire width, from what I know the 205/55X16 tires typically go on 6.5" rims (stock for a lot of subies) and these rims, which I bought, handled 205/55X16 just fine. The .5" extra width simply lowers the total tire height, but barely at all. I recently purchased new tires and simply went up to a 7" wide tire. When you eventually replace your tires, I'd recomend the same
1494840
No, they are not. The last numbers are 109 which is roughly load range 'D'. For a load range 'E' tire that last number should be about 120. Same tread as the 'E' rated tire, so looks are deceiving.
1361671
125 lb. was the advertised weight rating at the time I purchased mine. For some reason, the description no longer shows a weight rating. However, I do believe they can hold at least 125 lbs. per wheel with no problem. I put my full weight on one (240 lbs.) with no problem.
206726
Tricam Industries website says these have a 300 lb capacity (that would be per tire).
195592
I'm running 28lbs. as my boat and trailer is very lite. The tires are wearing just fine, no problems.
790714
Hello.The "102" refers to the load index (total weight capacity) of the tire. 102 = 1874lbs max load.Thank you,BWT
888208
Hello. The 'number' represents and load capacity of the tire and the 'letter' represents the speed rating. example: 103 = 1929lbs per tire T = 116MPH Thanks, BWT