what is the load rating for this wheel
1061148
Although this wheel can be used on a cart it is designed for a walk-behind lawn mower. It did not come listed with a load rating. If you are using it where the load rating is important then use it at your own peril.
1131790
150 lbs max, evenly distributed.. if the 150 lbs is localized towards one wheel, it won't be able to withstand that load..
1494838
From the FourWheeler dot com website, they appear to be "E" rated. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_0805_hankook_dynapro_atm_rf10_tire_test/Hope this helps.
2010448
It does not have a read out.. I pull a car trailer loaded with a 4000 lb racecar on it.. And sometimes I haul atvs as well.. Once I have my trailer loaded with what ever I'm pulling that day.. I usually adjust it to wherever I feel the trailer brakes grabbing pretty good but not locking up the wheels when I'm leaving the house.. It's a very simple process..
1494839
From the FourWheeler dot com website, they appear to be "E" rated. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_0805_hankook_dynapro_atm_rf10_tire_test/ Hope this helps.
871826
I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
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.
1346453
I'm not sure. I am using it for our Power Wheels vehicle. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1313480
I used it to replace the wheel bearings on my vehicle, and it handle very good at 214lb/in, not sure what might be th maximum torque it is.
2277303
It doesn't specify on the wheel. From my own experience, it is in the 79-82a range@momma2-3. If you loosen the trucks, it will turn a lot smoother. The level of tightness the trucks are tightened is very good for beginners
1474270
I do not know about the rating except that it was set up for a bicycle stand. It more depends on what you bolt it to, because I know it can handle just about any normal weight, if the item bolted can handle the weight.
1563574
Without knowing the load, I cannot say definitively. However, this motor is geared lower than others on the market.
1361671
125 lb. was the advertised weight rating at the time I purchased mine. For some reason, the description no longer shows a weight rating. However, I do believe they can hold at least 125 lbs. per wheel with no problem. I put my full weight on one (240 lbs.) with no problem.
371220
I wouldn't risk it. I weigh 160-165 and I blew a rear spoke. I love the wheels, but I wouldn't trust them past 180-190.
1660174
I'm pretty sure the rim is 1.8 pounds, not including the spokes or hub or gear or freewheel. Also don't forget, heaver tires will add weight. I have had mine for three years and really enjoy them still. I ride in an urban environment with potholes and curbs. The weight is the same as a velocity b-43 rim. I ride with a fixed gear setup, 46/17 and the wheels don't seem to have too much rotational inertia to overcome on hills and from stops, to me, that is. That being said, there are lighter rims out there, but for the price, I think these are a great deal.
2252923
sorry, cant help you. Someone else put the wheels on for me, but it was fast.
504143
Stephen is correct...the C is the load range on the tire. I don't know rating for C but you can google it or I would go with Stephen"s number