What Ply and load rqating are these tirs
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I don't remember seeing the "plys" marked on the tire or in the details but I bought them because of the load rating which is 1820. I've put on over 2000 miles with them on my tandem flatbed--often hauling over 3 ton. NO problems and no sign of wear.
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I don't know how many plies, but they work as well as the original Electrolux bags in my Electrolux canister vacuum. We are very happy with them.
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I don't remember what the ply spec was but the tires performed amazing in the mixed mud and rock of Washington state! I'm really happy with these tires for what they costed
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I wish Amazon had more specifics on the listings. Those are 10 ply tires. Invoice will show LT on the sizing. 123 is the load index, Load Range E designates a 10ply rated tire.
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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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This is correct, the 20X10-8 tires are 4 ply, they are a very tough tire and I wasn't able to mount them without a tire machine at my local tire shop. All tires smaller in size are 2-ply though.
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There is an LT model. If you currently have 10 ply you may want to stick with that. Weight wise a 4 ply will work. If you pull or have a load often I would not suggest it.
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I don't know the ply but I will say I love the look, I like the drive but they knocked off about 4 miles to the gallon from my stock tires
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They said load range E when I bought them, but the description has changed. These are LRE, though.
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To J Davis.After responding to your question, I read the reveiws on this tire and according to the people who bought them, They are 2 ply. Not 4 Ply. Hope this helps. Wes
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Hello.Yes, this is the LT Load Range E 10-ply tire. MFG part number 02818.Thanks,BWT
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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
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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'll guess 2 ply, cant imagine at that price and it's for a lawn tractor that I'd get 4 ply. just checked and can confirm 2ply
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They are a 6 ply but are not a very stiff sidewall in order to keep the ride from being too rough
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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
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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.