E-range
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Originally Posted by oldmantruck
does anyone know an easy way of searching only for E-tires. everywhere I go only seems to have size ect. also any sudgestions on a particular tire?
Mike
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My question would be why do you feel you need LR E tires? A LR C tire will handle more than you would ever put in your truck. As an example, a LT265/70R17 LR C will handle almost 2500lbs per tire. That would be a max weight of 5K on an axle. 1000lbs higher than what your axle is rated at.
I will not use P series myself, but the LR C tires can handle an F150 no problem, and for cheaper than what a LR E would cost.
I will not use P series myself, but the LR C tires can handle an F150 no problem, and for cheaper than what a LR E would cost.
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Originally Posted by APT
Most P-rated tires in 265/70R17 are rated for about 2500-2600 pound, which is plenty for 1/2 ton pickup duty. Most C/D/E load rated tires are 3000+ pounds. Overkill for F-150's with a penalty of a stiffer ride.
Those numbers are straight from the BFG and Goodyear sites.
Last edited by kingfish51; 01-29-2007 at 10:36 AM.
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Every tire size has its own load rating for P type tires.
Tirerack.com. Search for tires in 265/70R17. Most 'P' tires are 113 load rating which is 2535 pounds. You will also find some 112 load C tires that are actually lower, 2470 pounds. Go up to 285/70R17 and the Bridgestone Revo has a 117 p-rated @ 2833 pounds. Looks like every 265/70R17 has at least 2470 pound rating. So, ignore the type and look at the specific tire specs/ratings for the given size you are interested in. Load C/D/E is unimpartant in most 4wd F-150 tire sizes.
Tirerack.com. Search for tires in 265/70R17. Most 'P' tires are 113 load rating which is 2535 pounds. You will also find some 112 load C tires that are actually lower, 2470 pounds. Go up to 285/70R17 and the Bridgestone Revo has a 117 p-rated @ 2833 pounds. Looks like every 265/70R17 has at least 2470 pound rating. So, ignore the type and look at the specific tire specs/ratings for the given size you are interested in. Load C/D/E is unimpartant in most 4wd F-150 tire sizes.
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Originally Posted by APT
Every tire size has its own load rating for P type tires.
Tirerack.com. Search for tires in 265/70R17. Most 'P' tires are 113 load rating which is 2535 pounds. You will also find some 112 load C tires that are actually lower, 2470 pounds. Go up to 285/70R17 and the Bridgestone Revo has a 117 p-rated @ 2833 pounds. Looks like every 265/70R17 has at least 2470 pound rating. So, ignore the type and look at the specific tire specs/ratings for the given size you are interested in. Load C/D/E is unimpartant in most 4wd F-150 tire sizes.
Tirerack.com. Search for tires in 265/70R17. Most 'P' tires are 113 load rating which is 2535 pounds. You will also find some 112 load C tires that are actually lower, 2470 pounds. Go up to 285/70R17 and the Bridgestone Revo has a 117 p-rated @ 2833 pounds. Looks like every 265/70R17 has at least 2470 pound rating. So, ignore the type and look at the specific tire specs/ratings for the given size you are interested in. Load C/D/E is unimpartant in most 4wd F-150 tire sizes.