How many ply are the tire?
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10 ply but not as stiff as Goodyear or Bfg's. I might buy another set. They might not be as smooth riding as other mud chucker's but for the price I can live with that no problem. The rubber feels soft but is wearing longer than I anticipated. Deep tread too and no flats or leaky tires. I drive about 1/3 of my miles on dirt/rock logging roads.
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Hi Janice,The dirt devils are 6 ply tires.Thanks for asking,GregOn and Offroad Parts888-630-6696
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It's 2.5. We were used to a thicker ply but can't find it any more. We double the bags so it still costs the same as the thicker ply bags.
1301094
I think they are 6-7. These tires are not heavy enough for 3/4 ton but 1/2 ton or lighter these are awesome
2190026
Not sure if you can? A tire with a higher ply count will help for sure. Guess you put tire slime in them, but thats only a quick fix at best.
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25mm, or approximately 1 inch. They are the skinny tires typical of racing bicycles.
1274025
10 ply you wont be sorry,best winter tire I ever used in New Hampshire snow
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The tire is rated as a 10 ply (E) but the sidewalls are actually a 3 ply design that BFG calls TRI-GARD. Most tires have a 2 ply sidewall no matter what the load rating is, but BFG and a some others build their tires with the stronger 3 ply.
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sorry it took so long, these tire rule. they say 35-80 so should take the load. they also have a nice ridged construction.
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Four of the large black/gray slightly rubberized tires (approx 2" diameter) and eight of the small black hard plastic tires (approx 3/4" diam.)
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The tires are 7 ply instead of the standard 6 ply and are better load rating than bf Goodrich and operate at lower air pressures than the competitions tires ....
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I have no idea about what ply the tires are, but they handle mud, snow and ice fine. I have had no problems with these tires.
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They are a 6 ply but are not a very stiff sidewall in order to keep the ride from being too rough
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Sorry don't remember, I think 1 ply, but don't remember for sure. Couldnt afford it anymore, price got too high.
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It is a "S" rated tire which means Standard Load, pretty much the equivalent of a 4 ply rating. It is meant for lighter vehicles, not for heavier trucks.
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All three tires are made of pliable rubber. They ride as well as inflatable tires.
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The stock tires on my zero turn were turf savers and they were 2 ply. The extra ply rating would only be an advantage if you are going to driving through areas where cut brush or sharp objects could punctured your tires. Or if you are going to reach really high speeds. I would bet to say your safe with 2 ply