Tires--Load Range Increase
Has anyone with a Class A increased their replacement tires, with the exact same size but gone up a load range higher? If so, did it make your ride much harsher? I was going to do this, but the ti...
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S'NotFree wrote:
Thanks for all the replies...Since my Coach already had G's to start and the dealer had them in stock and it would have taken some time to get some H's in, I just went with the G's. mowermech, I don't think my coach is much more weight than yours. What pressure do you run in yours, same as the old F's or?
The dealer had the load range G's in stock because they are the most popular for that size. Our 2001 Adventurer came with 245/70R19.5 load range F tires from the factory. When it came time to replace them we had a hard time finding the same size load range F tires.
We wrote an e mail to Goodyear asking if load range G's would be an acceptable replacement. They not only said they were acceptable replacements, but recommended we go with them. The load range G's are far more popular should you need to replace one on the road. In addition they take the same pressures for the same load. Since they have a couple more plys they can hold more weight than the F's but require more air pressure to do it.
