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Old 02-24-2019, 12:56 PM   #1
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Load Index Tire

Hi there,


i´m from germany and i have a 93 Holiday Rambler AlumaLite.


I like renew my Tires but i dont know the correct Load index


LT225/75 R16 D (LRD)


must i use 212/120 and if i use 121/120 what is the pressure i have to use?
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Old 02-24-2019, 02:13 PM   #2
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Hello! Your tires are load range "D". The same size is available in load range "E" also, which offers more tire safety and weight reserve, BUT the tire pressure cannot exceed the rim rating, which is for load range "D".


Your maximum tire pressure is 65 PSI

If you are considering a different size, this tire size comparator will accurately display any difference in measurements and resulting changes.
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According to the sticker they are load range D. (Designated by the "D" at the end of the tire size.)
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