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Old 11-07-2022, 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted by scfw0x0f View Post

This all sounds to me like C-rated and E-rated should be inflated to the same pressure for the same load weight, and that we shouldn't be using C2-rated tires on 4Runners as there's no way to adequately inflate them.
DOT standard load inflation table is shared across all LT tires at the same size, no matter range C or D or E or F. Load inflation tables for D E F just extend cold inflation pressure above 50psi.
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