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My 2015 Keystone Raptor came with Trailer King 235/80/R16 tires. I was skeptical but figured I'd run them till one failed and then replace them. At about 5100 miles on a 1800 round trip in June they...
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NO where on a tire does it state strength.
Again you are confusion Max Load Capacity with strength. That is the problem with lightly built ST tires. They have a high load capacity and not the beef to live up to there inflated ratings. I use to debate this issue with Fasteagle all the time.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=195
Strength plays into the capablity to be a load range C, D, E, or G etc tire with the assossciated higher inflation pressure.
Have you ever heard a car or light truck manufacturer state that one of their tires looses 10 percent of its load capacity per year? Chris
Again you are confusion Max Load Capacity with strength. That is the problem with lightly built ST tires. They have a high load capacity and not the beef to live up to there inflated ratings. I use to debate this issue with Fasteagle all the time.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=195
Strength plays into the capablity to be a load range C, D, E, or G etc tire with the assossciated higher inflation pressure.
Have you ever heard a car or light truck manufacturer state that one of their tires looses 10 percent of its load capacity per year? Chris
