tire load range

[hoe_nah]

What are you running? Looking for new tires and wondering if the load range makes a difference or not

 

[Bad_Vision]

check your gross vehicle weight if you tow then youll have to consider that also, add them up and youll get your load range.

 

[CAN-03runner]

For regular daily driving load C is good. Just don't go below the weight range for your truck. Check out tirerack.com if you haven't already. Search by vehicle, and it will list what is right for your truck. If modified then search by size you need.

Offroad C and D work well too. You let air out of the tires so you don't want the super stiff sidewalls to prevent the tires from wrapping over a rock.

Load E for full size trucks and pulling/hauling heavy loads. Offroad maybe the desert runners use load E. Hitting rocks at full speed. But then even a BFG BAJA TA is supposed to be crazy stout and is only C.

 

[BucknutBob]

For the record, CAN-03, those Baja T/A's run a 4-ply sidewall--that's where they get their toughness from (the regular A/T and M/T run a 3-ply).

 

[Gerdo]

I'm running LR-C and they are holding up great. I always try to get Cs or the lightest that is available.

 

[hoe_nah]

Thanks for the info fellas...shopping for some new tires for my 16" rims...damn they are so much more expensive than 15", but I have a hard time getting rid of these limited 5spokes lol..