The tire dimensions shown for the measuring rim width listed are at maximum inflation for LT sizes and at design inflation (26 psi) for P-metric sizes. Section width will change approximately .20" for each .50" change in rim width. All tires are tubeless and polyester/steel.


P-Metric Tire Load Capacities when used in Light Truck Applications. The Tire and Rim Association recommends that the vehicle's highest individual wheel load be multiplied by a factor of 1.10. This factored load should be used to select the proper P-Metric size tire. Original equipment manufacturers use this method on vehicles that they equip with P-metric tires. Load limits in this table(for P-Metric sizes) have been factored using this formula,to show max. loads for P-Metric size in LT service. Inflations listed are those necessary to carry the maximum load at normal highway speeds. For optimum tire performance, reduce inflation when actual loads are less than maximum. Refer to the vehicle placard or the owner's manual, when available, for recommended tire inflation pressures; otherwise, refer to Tire and Rim Association tables.