What is the speed rating on these tires (some say 65mph, others claim speed code R which is just over 100mph
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Phillip, you will be able to locate the speed rating for this and other tires on Tire Rack with a small amount of time invested. They do a great job of assisting interpreting the information on the sidewall. Ron
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Dont know the speed rating..just know i took the sorry tires off my 5 th wheel and put on michelin xps ribs...this ends tire blowouts associated with goodyears. The ribs have steel belts in sidewalls, goodyears and others dont.
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Well Anthony, Your question regarding an E rating has me stumped! I looked up the UTQG (Uniform Tire Quality Grade) for traction and temperature resistance, and they're both A. Not sure what you mean by an E rating... is that some sort of "Eco" designation?
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From the FourWheeler dot com website, they appear to be "E" rated. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_0805_hankook_dynapro_atm_rf10_tire_test/Hope this helps.
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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.
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Yes, 150 is the width of the tire, sidewall to sidewall, in millimeters. I don't know if your original tire is oem or not, but if you do go larger than oem it's good to check with a knowledgeable mech for that bike or the manufacturer. Don't know what the "B" is ...that's not a designated speed rating. Sure it's not a P or R, that would be 93 or 106 mph respectively. Meaning at maximum tire pressure and maximum load on the bike that would be highest safe recommended speed. I believe the speed rating on these tires is 100 or 110, either way, fast enough! Good Luck and Paint Up!!!
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Pro Comp doesn't publish the load index number but these tires are load range D and carry 3305 lbs@65 psi. Hope that helps.
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On a standard speed rating chart 37 mph equals a C speed rating . That is the minimum speed requirement for a Kenda Klever M/T KR29 Mud Terrain Radial Tire - 32/11.5R15 113. They ride comfortably in my opinion at 50 mph.
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I have two of them on my boat trailer, on which I tow a 17 ft. runabout with a 115 hp Merc outboard. I normally go about 65 mph, but I think 70 would be fine, depending on the weight you are towing. It has been a good tire, so far (2 yrs. down the road).
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They are rated for about 4000 rpm i used it on variable speed and put it on yhe highest. Speed setting. It worked fine it definitely wore out alot quicker and there was worry about it flying off.
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Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more... » Read More Track and road conditions, these tires are superb. I haven't had an issue with them speed wise. Offroad, however, is a different story as I haven't taken them off roading. The most I've done with them is take them down a dirt path for maybe a tenth of a mile and there was a noticeable increase in resistance. Moreover, the tread situation is geared for road conditions so traction on the dirt was an issue. However, as I said, I only used them for a tenth of a mile on a tame dirt path so you may want to look around for a better issue or tire if offroading is a must or if it is anything more taxing than a simple path. « Show Less
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Hello.The "102" refers to the load index (total weight capacity) of the tire. 102 = 1874lbs max load.Thank you,BWT
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Yes they would the difference is it's a bigger side wall, higher load range, and the speed rating is 99mph which is 7 mph slower than what your tires are rated now. I've had theses tires up to 110 before with no issues though. With the side wall being bigger your speedometer might be a few mph off but you can get that reprogrammed for the tires.
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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
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108=the load rating per tire is 2205 lbs S=the speed rating on this tire is 112 mph
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The 104 is the load index which is equal to 1982 lb The "S" is the speed rating of the tire The "R" stands for a radial tire
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My truck runs tires at 75 to 80psi with less than a degree of variance from the time shop
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The range rover uses a P255/55r20 109Y. The only tire I stock is the P255/55r20 Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza in the 109H. The difference is the 109Y is rated at 168mph and the 109H is rated at 130mph. If your range rover doesn't exceed 130mph the Bridgestone will work for you They are priced at $215.00 each plus $49 shipping in the 48 states Thank you Bob 1-800-559-4897