what ply tire is this
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They're more then likely 4 ply tires. That's all you'll need for a 1/2 ton vehicle. If they were 8 ply they would cost a lot more
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Today's load range/ply ratings do not count the actual number of body ply layers used to make up the tire's internal structure, but indicate an equivalent strength compared to early bias ply tires. Most radial passenger tires have one or two body plies, and light truck tires, even those with heavy-duty ratings (10-, 12- or 14-ply rated), actually have only two or three fabric plies, or one steel body ply.
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I believe that the "D" stands for bias ply tire. in other words, it is not a radial tire. 75R = radial, 75D = bias ply.
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The brand of the tire is ITP. I have had the tires on my cart for over a year. They perform great, they look great, and they are wearing very well. You wont be sorry you purchased these tires.
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it refers to the number of layers or "plys" of rubber make up the tire. Typically, the more plys, the better.
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No, these cheap China made tires are 5 ply-stamped on the side. I was expecting 6 ply maybe 8 ply.
446996
Although I must admit that I am not positive, given how thin they are between the tread lugs, I would think they ae 3 ply. I will check the set I bought tonight. My first non XL set lasted almost 400 hors. The XL will carry a little heavier load, but I bought them because they has them and at the time they were slightly cheaper. 6 plys would ride more stiffly and they ride very softly.
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This is a load Range D which is an 8 ply rating the max load is 3305 the tread depth is 20/32 hope this helps if you need anything else please let me know.
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Here is what it states on the side of the tire. Tread: 1 ply Nylon +2 ply steel + 2 ply Polyester. sidewall : 2 ply Polyester.
803015
4 ply holds more air. The side of the tires are stronger It is a better tire.
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Hello. This tire is typically used on passenger vehicles. We do have heavier rated tires in this size that are designed for trailer applications. I'd suggest using the Goodride Trailer ST, it has a 10-ply rating. Tank you, BWT
1076486
Hello.This tire is typically used on passenger vehicles. We do have heavier rated tires in this size that are designed for trailer applications. I'd suggest using the Goodride Trailer ST, it has a 10-ply rating.Tank you,BWT
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they are 6 ply load range c mine says 1820 lbs. at 50 psi max if you get a bigger tire make sure your rims will take a higher pressure. john
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Hi Beau, Although this BFG Rugged Trail does have the Raised White Letters, it is not a an LT tire. It is a 'standard load' 4-ply. Thanks, BWT
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Commander II comes in your size. The R designation in the size simply means it is a radial ply tire.
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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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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
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That tire is a standard load tire, too light for a 2500 truck. That size is available in a 10 ply E rated tire. The Amazon ASIN part number is B005ZVIY8O. Just type that number into the search box.