Are these 10 ply tires? I have a 2005 ford excursion
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Part number 200-990 is a 4ply tire. You will need the 200-830 we sell to get the 10ply rating you are needing. Hope we can help.
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Hello.This is the Standard Load 4-ply. The Load Range E 10-ply is available as well. That part number is 200-830.Thank you,BWT
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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
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Previous answers are WRONG. These tires are the TL15703000, which are 8 ply and load range D, inflate to 65 psi max.I just got mine today. I took a chance and ordered them based on the model number. Great Deal!
1501645
Yes they will, I found out to stop tire ware, is to use only 4-5 lbs of air in the tires. I upgraded to 4 ply after these wore out
1939474
These wheels have 10 holes. If your vehicle uses 10 or less but lugs then you should be good to go with these wheels
1206463
They r a 12 ply tire....I have them on my horse trailer that has living quarters...I like the tires they r heavy enough and ride nice good price...they r made for trailers...
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Sorry I cannot tell you, I did not buy these Tires, I bought another brand. No matter what brand of tires you buy they usually do not wear out, 2ply or 4 ply. They just dry rot. Just like the battery you buy for a rideing mower, Usually after one year they just go bad, Unless you keep a trickle charger on it dureing the winter. Carlisle makes a good tire. Have a good day Wes
1536842
Yes they are LT (light truck) tires. There good all around tires you won't be disappointed with them..hope this helps you out.
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They are good tires but I think they are mislabeled or something they are the size of 1.9's...but they best tires I have had are the IROKS. I liked my IROKs more than the tsl's..hope this helps
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Yes it says 4 ply on the tire I put a set of these on my 60 in bad boy zero turn mower I needed more traction vary happy with them and. Good price on amazon
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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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i believe these are 6ply, but a lot of the tires this size start at 2ply, or 4ply. hope this helps. jess
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They are good for a truck, they definitely are not trailer tires no matter what the other reviewers say. See previous answer for the difference in ratings for vehicle and trailers. Dan
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Told me the same thing. If it's similar to my truck, that year come out with 16 and 20 inch tires. My truck originally come out with 16s and the previous owner put the would inch rims on it. Bought these tires. Good tires so far. No complaints.
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I have them in 700x28 with UltegraBrakes with plenty of clearance. This is a good tour tire not a road race tire.
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The best way to fine out is to add all the plys together and that will give you the number of plys of a tire , like steel 2 ,polyester 2 , nylon 1 , sidewall 2, that gives you a total of 7 plys . Its marked on every tire made for the USA....
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No, they are not. The last numbers are 109 which is roughly load range 'D'. For a load range 'E' tire that last number should be about 120. Same tread as the 'E' rated tire, so looks are deceiving.