How much weight will this tire support?
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Don't know for sure but it's a lot... As much as the four wheeled wheelbarrow will hold
1494633
I have 4 on a cart & pulled 160 lbs, and 1 on wheelbarrow for 100 lbs. I'm 69 and that's about all I wanted to handle in the yard. Could be a lot more on concrete.
1494634
Hard to say. The two tires I purchased were hard rubber. The ones I have will be fine for a cart I have.
183335
Load Range D is 1610 lbs at 65 psi. My tire shows no sign of having been balanced. Then again, none of the tires on my new boat trailer show signs of having been balanced, but they are running true.
2202813
Hi D. Lynch, Thank you for contacting with us. Its supports up to 300 Lbs. Thanks.
1594603
My thoughts are that some forks are built narrow and wide so the tire can be inflated to both widths. 1.75w or 2.125 w
2112276
Best guess is that it supports about 300-350 lb. The weight is evenly distributed.
2041254
Taken from the tire sidewall: 2,830 lbs at 80 lbs. pressure. Be careful, most travel trailer "wheels" will only allow a maximum of 65 lbs. inflation pressure which matches an 8 ply tire. I will be running my 10ply Triangles at 65 lbs. pressure and be very happy I have some extra beef in the sidewall for turning and impact resistance.
1326790
I used this as a spare. I saw no weights on the wheel. I checked my trailer tires and saw no weights on them either. Best answer I can give - for the money go have it balanced.
1240807
Weight and tires won't be the problem however the width could be... may come close to the rear of vehicle. I also should point out the I use 7 straps with this it wobbles a bit so I strap the ends back to the hitch.
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I certainly can't weigh it now, but I really don't think it was 60 pounds, 40 pounds maybe? I was able to easily carry it and install it myself. But, no fear - it is definitely solid and up to the task. We have had it for a year and towed for nearly 1,000 miles with it and had no problems. It was not heavy enough to add any noticeable droop to the suspension on its own. I did recently add air springs to help when towing.
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phil again I saw some 130 psi answers, Im holding the tire in my hand & it says MAX PSI 100 lbs on the sidewall. You should never OVER INFLATE any tire, could be DANGEROUS !!!!!
528150
Mine showed I had 110 lbs in my camper tires. When I took it to a tire shop they said there was 120 lbs in them.So at least at higher psi I don't think so.
1524913
I suspect the actual rack frame may hold that amount of weight but the loop frames where the tires sit are not that sturdy so I would be reluctant to carry that much especially as the rack will bounce a bit while driving. I think there are other options. Good luck.
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kimdon't know for sure but know it held up under a full wheelbarrow of 2 50 lb bags of top soil. would definitely hold up on a payload of at least 100 lbs.hope that helps.
183336
It states in the description that the tire is load range C with a Max load rating of 1360lbs at 50 PSI. And no, the wheel and tire are not balanced.
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Depends on the inflation pressure. But at maximum inflation pressure of 80 psi, it's 2830lb. Need to make sure though that your rims are also rated for this pressure. Most trailer rims are only good for 65psi, and at that pressure, the max. load is only 2540lb. (Just like their load range "D" tire of the same size.
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I have a large offroading tire mounted on there all the time. With plenty of room for luggage, other equipment etc... could easily hold 200 lbs or more.
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I can't say the exact weight, but I would estimate it is about 40 to 50 pounds. I am a big guy, about 325 and it supports me well and is fun to drive. I have a dirt alley behind my garage, which is where I store it and I usually pump up the tire air a bit so it peddles well on the dirt. It is a great buy. Well designed and very sturdy. I had a bike shop assemble it for me, costing about $50. Well worth it. Mine is bright red. You will enjoy it. Good Luck