Tire information needed....
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Tire information needed....
I'm in need of new tires and looking at getting another set of Revo's. I was looking on tirerack's website and had a few questions.
First question can I put 265/75/16 on stock rims and a stock height truck?
Second question tirerack list three different tire configurations
265/75RR/16 E
265/75SR/16 C
265/75SR/16
I know the RR and SR are the speed ratings but what do the E and C stand for?
Thank you for your help.
First question can I put 265/75/16 on stock rims and a stock height truck?
Second question tirerack list three different tire configurations
265/75RR/16 E
265/75SR/16 C
265/75SR/16
I know the RR and SR are the speed ratings but what do the E and C stand for?
Thank you for your help.
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I'm in need of new tires and looking at getting another set of Revo's. I was looking on tirerack's website and had a few questions.
First question can I put 265/75/16 on stock rims and a stock height truck?
Second question tirerack list three different tire configurations
265/75RR/16 E
265/75SR/16 C
265/75SR/16
I know the RR and SR are the speed ratings but what do the E and C stand for?
Thank you for your help.
First question can I put 265/75/16 on stock rims and a stock height truck?
Second question tirerack list three different tire configurations
265/75RR/16 E
265/75SR/16 C
265/75SR/16
I know the RR and SR are the speed ratings but what do the E and C stand for?
Thank you for your help.
I could be wrong but I think it's load rating
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the stock 265/70/16's are just about 30.6 inches tall, and 10.4 inches wide, while the 265/75/16's are just around 31.6 inches and still 10.4 inches wide. They will fit fine. I run 265/75/16 Kumho Road Venture A/T's on ym 04 D cab Taco.
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Thank you Bob,
When I did use the search function the information is so confusing and different from post to post it's tough to figure out what the correct answer is.
I was just trying to get a straight answer.
When I did use the search function the information is so confusing and different from post to post it's tough to figure out what the correct answer is.
I was just trying to get a straight answer.
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P-rate/4ply
C-6ply
D-8ply
E-10ply
i just blew a sidewall on my 10ply tires, and am running the stock p-rate, and it is very squishy, i hate it. go with the C or D rate tires. if you get the bfg a/t you lose the severe weather rating with the 10 ply(no clue why), but i assume it's still the same tire.
C-6ply
D-8ply
E-10ply
i just blew a sidewall on my 10ply tires, and am running the stock p-rate, and it is very squishy, i hate it. go with the C or D rate tires. if you get the bfg a/t you lose the severe weather rating with the 10 ply(no clue why), but i assume it's still the same tire.
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