LT Tires

[milsutter]

Those of you using LT tires, are they Load Range E or G?

[dieselguy]

My Michelins are E rated. My 3150RL isn't a mega fiver and I never come close to its GVWR.

[Hogfan]

Goodyear G614.

[mlh]

Load range E Goodyear Wranglers on a 9200 pound camper with 1900 pounds on the hitch.
Lynwood

[BB_TX]

My Michelin XPS Ribs are E. But I also have a lighter trailer in my 3075RL.

[GA Mountaineer]

Bridgestone Duravis R250 load range E. We have 6K axles.

[CORattler]

Same here. No issues. Excellent tire.

quote:Originally posted by GA Mountaineer

Bridgestone Duravis R250 load range E. We have 6K axles.

[TLightning]

quote:Originally posted by milsutter

Those of you using LT tires, are they Load Range E or G?



Get the ones that will carry the weight of the RV minus the pin weight.

[richfaa]

What Tom Said. Know the weight on each tire and the load rating of the LT tire.

[WaltBennett]

G

[jlb27537]

I have Bridgestone Duravis R250 on my '14 3150RL. My understanding is E is the highest you can get in a LT tire. I may be wrong.

ON edit, there is a load range F LT tire. However I only found ST tires in that load range. They require 95psi.

My '14 3150 has a GVWR of 14,900lbs and when loaded I have just a bit less than 12k on the axles. Usually around 11,500lbs.

I am on my 3rd year with them and show no wear. They are speed rated @ 102mpg and I will pull @ 65-70 if conditions permit. They are a 100% all steel tire and weighs 59lbs. (same as a G614)

Before you go with LT tires, weigh your trailer loaded for a trip. The most a LT235/85/16 tire will carry is 3042lbs @ 80psi. You can buy a Sailun G rated tire less than a R250 and the Sailun is G rated if you need the weight and have a rim that is rated @ 110psi.