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Old 06-28-2021, 05:24 AM   #104
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Originally Posted by Hayfield View Post
Anyone tried the Carlisle brand tires? Discount Tire rates them the same (best) as the Goodyear tires. Both have the same load capacity (3638) with the Goodyear having a higher speed rating. $70 price difference per tire.
The load range letter system is the only official load capacity identifier for all LT & ST tires. The load index numbers on LT & ST tires are there for speed letter displays, the medium for displaying a tires speed rating. A load index 125L has a speed rating of 75 MPH (“L” = 75 MPH).

For some ST tires the actual speed rating may be written (molded) into the tire sidewall. Any ST tire without a speed letter or written speed rating on their sidewalls will automatically default to a speed rating of 65 MPH. (There is no speed letter for 65 MPH).
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