what is the load rating for each wheel?
1282265
I believe the rating stated 400 lbs each when I purchased them. They roll very smooth but take some effort to swivel 90 degrees on a 200 lb bench.
1282266
800 pounds. Could easily handle much more. I have put over 1500 lbs on each with no problem.
1282267
Grizzly's site says the 4" Heavy-Duty Swivel Caster w/Brake (G8176) is rated at 550lbs per wheel. Not sure where the other numbers are coming from.
32521
I didn't weight the tires, I use a tube. It is a very smooth ride, very low resistance.I love them.
642418
It is per tire. The combined load rating of all tires on the trailer should exceed the loaded weight of the trailer by at least 20%.
832729
Factory specs say 150 lbs. I'm guessing that's each wheel, so I think you'd be a tad heavy.
889263
Im not sure. Sorry i couldnt help you with that, however i am very pleased with them the wheels were exactly what they said they were.
1314665
They are load rated E. That's not listed for some reason. I suggested amazon add that info. I researched and found that they are rated under a new number system. They have a load rating of 62, which equates to an E rating. When I got them I had to search to find that info. They are great tires. Tow straight. I like them over my Badyears.
716321
108=the load rating per tire is 2205 lbs S=the speed rating on this tire is 112 mph
1657083
sorry it took so long, these tire rule. they say 35-80 so should take the load. they also have a nice ridged construction.
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.
2252923
sorry, cant help you. Someone else put the wheels on for me, but it was fast.
378518
Hi Tara.The 16" Motegi MR116 has a 1580lb (per wheel) load capacity.Thanks,BWT
2201570
They are Rated 16,000 Gross Vehicle Weight: IE they are designed to left one axle of a 16,000 lb car - which to me means roughly 4,000 lbs per ramp (16/4=4).By the way - the label on the units clearly states this
1760808
Hi Jun,These were developed and tested to exceed the maximum load rating of any RV tire rating. A load rating would be subjective to the manner in which it is loaded. Levelness of terrain, area of jack foot, hardness/softness of terrain, etc. Because these are used in such varying conditions there is no "one size fits all" load rating that we can apply.
1074903
Absolutely not. The item says, "wheels, that will never rust/soft grip/Highly durable epoxy finish/can carry 150 lbs" but when I loaded it up with only 80 pounds, the tires kept falling off the hubs of the wheels-it happened four times pushing the cart a mile. The wheels are extremely cheap and unable to withstand any significant loads. I tried to make it work by gluing the wheels onto the hubs, but that would not hold up. I have requested to return the item.
281378
I used a total of 6 (3 sets) on my 5th wheel. 1 set on the rear legs, and 2 sets on the front landing gear in 2 different directions. Makes it solid as a rock.
188330
97 means 1609lb load rating and s is the speed rating of 112mph. These are passenger car tires no matter what other reviewers say.
390983
The load rating would determine the # of plies generally, 10 ply would be the E rated. General tires were always US made, I think they still are but these days you never know for sure.