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atwowheelguy
Apr 02, 2016Explorer
How much over-capacity is desirable seems to be a judgement call. I have seen some recommend at least 125% tire capacity to load ratio. I haven't seen the logic for that number. When I replaced the 4 year old OEM tires, I went up one size from 205 to 225 and up one load range from C to D. The OEM tires were rated at 104% of the axles at 50 psi. The replacement tires are rated at 145% of the axle rating and 170% of the actual load at 65 psi. The E load range at 80 psi just seemed to be overkill to me.

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