is the tire 3 or 6 ply
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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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The tires are plastic. Rides well over most surfaces. I have not had any problems.
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It is not three-ply--just a layer of stainless steel. It looks the same as the All-Clad pans I use it on top of, though, and it has stayed looking good after a few years. I have had no problems, and I use it frequently.
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The tires I received are marked four ply on the side wall. When I mounted them on the wheels they sure felt stiff like four ply tires. The original turf tires I took off have a much lighter casing and are not nearly as heavy. Whatever they are, get a set and you won't be sorry.
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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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The tire is rated as a 10 ply (E) but the sidewalls are actually a 3 ply design that BFG calls TRI-GARD. Most tires have a 2 ply sidewall no matter what the load rating is, but BFG and a some others build their tires with the stronger 3 ply.
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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.
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They are 2ply. The original tires on the mower were the same ply and they worked fine until the tread wore smooth. Good Luck! Gene
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Make sure the number of plys are enough for your requirements. http://www.millertire.com/products/lawn-garden-tires/26x12-00-12/26x12-00-12-carlisle-tru-power-4ply/I have a set of these on my weighed down cub cadet and they have been absolutely great so far. The 6 and greater ply of this tirenis commonly used on trenchers and on the off road forklifts used by many lumber yards for job site delivery. Those three wheeled beasts that hang on the back of the Lowes trucks...
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The tires are 10" in dia. It rolls well and I'm able to pull it up steps with out a problem.
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Load range C are typically 6 ply whereas range D tires are typically 8 ply.
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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
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Don't know what the Q is, but these tires are 6 ply. We use them out in the high desert on wash board roads, they are great.
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Tires are plastic. I love the Joovy, but only use it for short walks around the neighborhood. It's not the sturdiest bike out there.
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I am not sure if this is a question? We do carry that tire size in a 10 ply rating. Let me know if that is something you are interested in.
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I would check the smittybuilt website for the correct info I think class 3 is correct ;however I tow a 6x12 trailer total weight about 3100lbs and it's cool
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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