ST vs LT tires.
What is it about this subject that causes threads to close sooooo quickly? The last lasted 8 hours!!! before it was closed. So let's try this again, but folks - let's keep it civil. No name ...
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FastEagle wrote:
Here is a Toyo reference. Look on page A6. That is a table provided by the T&RA for all like sized tires regardless of brand name.
FastEagle
Again, that table is like the T&RA one I found that states, 2039 at 32 pounds inflation and these tires at rated at 2039 at 44 pounds inflation.
Here is from Michelin Man site P245/65R17 105 T 1854@44 and here is what is on the sidewall.
So if you think tire companies are always right, think again!
On edit: your second reference noted this: NOTE A: Some P-Metric Light Load and Standard Load tires may be branded with a maximum inflation pressure of 35, 44 or 51 psi for high speed and handling optimization. However, there is no load increase above 35 psi, yet the first T&RA chart ends at 32 pounds inflation.
Chris
