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lawnspecialties's avatar
Dec 28, 2015

G rated tire speeds

Just curious. I can't find it online and I don't have these tires yet. But many new toy haulers have them now.

What are the speed ratings of the G rated tires like the GoodYear 614s or the Sailuns?
  • I found it easily, many many sites with this info. it just seems a little odd being so low at 56 mph. All industry standard load and speed ratings charts have G rated tires at 56 mph maximum for their rated load and pressure. Seems a tad low to me.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire_code#Speed_rating
    http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoSpeedRating.do

    Brian
  • VintageRacer wrote:
    I found it easily, many many sites with this info. it just seems a little odd being so low at 56 mph. All industry standard load and speed ratings charts have G rated tires at 56 mph maximum for their rated load and pressure. Seems a tad low to me.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire_code#Speed_rating
    http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoSpeedRating.do

    Brian

    You're confusing the speed rating and the load rating.
    Goodyear 614s which have a load rating of G have a speed rating of R which is up to 106 mph.
  • closurdo wrote:
    VintageRacer wrote:
    I found it easily, many many sites with this info. it just seems a little odd being so low at 56 mph. All industry standard load and speed ratings charts have G rated tires at 56 mph maximum for their rated load and pressure. Seems a tad low to me.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire_code#Speed_rating
    http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoSpeedRating.do

    Brian

    You're confusing the speed rating and the load rating.
    Goodyear 614s which have a load rating of G have a speed rating of R which is up to 106 mph.


    Wow. I was happy with linddiwagon's answer. :B
  • closurdo wrote:
    VintageRacer wrote:
    I found it easily, many many sites with this info. it just seems a little odd being so low at 56 mph. All industry standard load and speed ratings charts have G rated tires at 56 mph maximum for their rated load and pressure. Seems a tad low to me.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire_code#Speed_rating
    http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoSpeedRating.do

    Brian

    You're confusing the speed rating and the load rating.
    Goodyear 614s which have a load rating of G have a speed rating of R which is up to 106 mph.
    The Goodyear Tire Care Guide lists the G614 as having a speed rating of 75 mph.
  • fj12ryder wrote:
    closurdo wrote:
    VintageRacer wrote:
    I found it easily, many many sites with this info. it just seems a little odd being so low at 56 mph. All industry standard load and speed ratings charts have G rated tires at 56 mph maximum for their rated load and pressure. Seems a tad low to me.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tire_code#Speed_rating
    http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoSpeedRating.do

    Brian

    You're confusing the speed rating and the load rating.
    Goodyear 614s which have a load rating of G have a speed rating of R which is up to 106 mph.
    The Goodyear Tire Care Guide lists the G614 as having a speed rating of 75 mph.


    +1
  • 75 mph is great. My truck likes 66 mph for best fuel economy. But I like the fact I can do 70 mph to get around someone without worrying I'm going to bust a China bomb.
  • closurdo wrote:

    Goodyear 614s which have a load rating of G have a speed rating of R which is up to 106 mph.



    actually the R just means Radial ... the 614 is speed range L (75mph)





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