Are these tires 10-ply?
930519
No these aren't. You need to look for the LT sizes for that and not the p-metric.
930520
No. I made the mistake of purchasing these tires for my 3/4 ton truck as I thought they were 10 ply. Costly mistake!
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.
1407280
Paul,Amazon limits the amount of information we can provide. The "123 R" refers the the load capacity per tire. 123 equals 3417lbs per tire which puts it in the 10-ply classification. Thank you,BWT
1700786
No, Q is the speed rating. Maximum safe speed rating for this tire is 100 mph. The ply rating is "c" which is 6-ply.
1388776
Hi Janice, The dirt devils are 6 ply tires. Thanks for asking, Greg On and Offroad Parts 888-630-6696
1153660
Yes they are however, those tires didn't work on my bike. They would not seat to the rim.I even went to a bike shop and they couldn't put them on my rims either. I bought two tiresfrom them and they worked fine. Buyer beware!
977536
Says on the tire itself four ply rating. I have not destroyed the tire to look and see and truly count for plys.
337632
Yes it is. The ply is the "c" letter "c":is 6. I am very happy with the tires
62383
Not sure, will check. I can tell you though that the ply count is irrelevant. These are the best bags I have ever used in all the years I've owned a Kemore canister.
2240795
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
1960278
Mine are 6 ply and 3 ply. I pull a 21 ft bass boat on a regular basis. These tires last forever in you rotate them.
1494840
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.
1860347
It is stated right in the header actually. It is a 10 Ply tire. If you did not know the Load Range E means the tire is a 10 ply rated tire. D would be an 8 ply. Hope that helps. Would be glad to get some tires heading your way. Thank You, Ryan DeBari Vittore Wheel & Tire 800.560.7834
1569691
Tires can be completed.I put these tires on 1996 silverado 3500hd.They work fine.Some dealers will refuse to mount them because 10 ply tires are sugested by manufacturer. If you go to Tire Rack get the truth about number of plys for tires . manufacturer no longer use cotton plys, newer synthetic material is better.I use to pull a heavy boat and 10 ply tires were great but I no longer pull anything.I drive less than 7000 miles per year.they tried talking me into $280.00 per tire using mfg. recommendation. Go to tirerack.com and read about tire plys.they havn't used this method for over 10 years
285796
Yes they are 25mm. Much better ride and handling than 23mm. Really good tire
1164402
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....
1863735
Hi Mike,Yes, we currently have the Load Range E 10-ply in stock. Here is a link to the proper listing:BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO All-Terrain Radial Tire - LT265/70R17/E 121RThank you,BWT