what speed limit are these tires rated for?
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I am not certain of the maximum rating but I commonly tow my boat trailer, which these are mounted on, at 70-75 MPH. I have never had any problems with them whatsoever.
1435807
The California speed limit for a towed vehicle is 55 mph. I have towed for years at that speed or sometimes at up to 65 mph on the freeway. i've had no problems, and long tire wear at these speeds. I don't know of any specific speed rating, but for use on a trailer at close to legal towing speeds, it would not be a factor.
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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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I don't know the speed rating. I put the tire I bought, on a 1973 Compact II camper. I took it 20 miles north of town, checked out the golf course, and drove home. It still holds air, and looks good, in my back yard.
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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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they are 6 ply load range c mine says 1820 lbs. at 50 psi max if you get a bigger tire make sure your rims will take a higher pressure. john
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Do not exceed the wheel's maximum rated pressure. If the maximum pressure for the wheel prohibits the increase of air pressure, then maximum speed must be restricted to 65 mph (104 km/h). With proper inflation, maximum speed should be 75 mph or less.
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Sorry, I don`t know the speed rating or warranty. I drive less than 30 mph when the chain is on. I used the chains for about 10 times so far and haven`t noticed any problems yet.
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97 means 1609lb load rating and s is the speed rating of 112mph. These are passenger car tires no matter what other reviewers say.
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HI Charis,This Michelin is "Y" rated (186MPH) which falls under the greater "Z" classification. The "Z" rating is given to any tire that exceeds 149MPH so the speed ratings Z (149MPH), W (168MPH) & Y (186MPH) are all under that umbrella.Thanks,BWT
1884398
1.5 inches... if your putting bigger tires on I wouldn't go bigger than 32's
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max is 116psi but what pressure you run depends on a lot of variables. Recommended is between 90 and 116psi Hope this helps you out. If you're question was on the continental sport then what I gave above is correct for that tire and size. But as others have commented. Other model or brands of 28mm tires will differ.
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Yes they say that you are able run 35's if you want. But at the moment I have smaller tires but with probably end up getting 35's when it's time for new rubber.
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I believe they are d or c not e rate I do know that . the e rated tires are about 200 lbs difference per tire and side walls are a little heaver , but I put these on my f-350 and they have worked well ... nice ride and not noisy at all I was pleasantly surprised on ride and performace . great tires for the north or off road.
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Hello.The listing information supplied by Amazon is incorrect. In this instance, the 'C' is referring to the Load Range. Load Range 'C' is a 6-ply rated tire that is capable of carrying heavier loads (2535lbs per tire @ 50psi). The actual speed rating is 'Q' which is 100MPH.Sorry for the confusion.BWT
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No more than 80 miles and 50 miles an hour max speed.make sure you have proper tire pressure.
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The tire are labeled "ProTech" by CST. No idea as to manufacturer beyond that. As for use on a go-kart, I really don't have a good answer. These are designed for garden tractors which won't have the speed that a kart would have. I am unable to find any speed rating on these.
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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.