the tires i want to replace say 2050 lbs at 65psi-are these the same
393604
No..mine are light duty compared to yours ..I'm guessing you haul...heavy machines
393605
There pretty close I run these on my 30 ft camper and have had no problem with them other than I only run 55 psi in the summer on the long trips
393606
The transaction was easy. I got what I was looking for and at a good price. They shipped my item to me in the time they said they would. No problems.
393607
Hi. I'm afraid I do not know the answer to that. We use them on a small box trailer for our cubscout pack, and it's at a storage yard. Have you tried contacting the shipper?
1557821
They seem to be about the same width as my rims. These are long distance tires -10 speed type. They aren't like the fat cruiser tires.
896781
Depends on what load range you purchace, make sure to check the manufactures specs on these tires, they come in several differnt load range catagories (ie; load rang C,D,E) with E being the heavy duty
1504457
They would be equivalent tires. Most likely they are just different brands. I am not sure what Load-star means. These are Load Range E 10ply tires.
1314665
They are load rated E. That's not listed for some reason. I suggested amazon add that info. I researched and found that they are rated under a new number system. They have a load rating of 62, which equates to an E rating. When I got them I had to search to find that info. They are great tires. Tow straight. I like them over my Badyears.
7851
Says 65 lbs but I have been running mine at 80 lbs as I am mostly on pavement. Great tires!
1182455
I have 23's and they are correct. I have used these tires for the past couple of years, and now a lot of my friends are using them as well. I did cut back the tire pressure about a year ago and noticed a better ride, without any significant increase in rolling resistance.
1770803
I just checked my tires. There is not an 'o' in the listing. The size is 26x2.125. These tires require a higher psi inflation to overcome the added resistance that so much heavy tread on the pavement creates. As for durability, I have no doubt. But the tire when inflated in enough larger than the originals I've had to remove the fenders, both front and back. Whether it is the tire for your bike, or not, you'll have to decide.
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From what I understand the only difference is size -- they are made to fit different sizes of tires. According the the "fitment guide" link (found in the small window below the product price), for the 205/60 R.16 you would need the 735, and for the 215/60 R.16 you would need the 745 -- this means that the X sizes are not for your tires. The sizes you need are sold on the "For High Performance Tires" version of Autosock (see included link)AutoSock HP 735 Winter Traction Aid, For High Performance Tires
1268286
Yes, as far as I can tell from the tires I have. The "5.00" is the same as "500".
768133
Not sure. I replaced 700-28 with no issues so far (on a flat-bar road/fitness bike). Your biggest limitation might be if the tire fits through your brake calipers during installation on a road bike. I would ask a local bike shop for sure.
38378
Depends on the brand of tire but most run in the 90 to 120 psi range. Check the sidewall. The recommended psi will be there.
994754
I went and looked at the tire/rim and it shows tire 40-559, 26 x 1.5 and rim 559 x 20 and PSI 40 to 65. This may be more than you want to know but just thought I would put what the tire here showed.
1854803
As long as the numbers on your tire are the same as one your purchasing then you shouldn't have a problem.I purchased these tires for my Ram 1500,same I tires that are on when I bought new ....
2217257
They come in several load ranges. You'll have to pick the one that suits your needs. Here is a link to a load rating scale. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=195
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From the FourWheeler dot com website, they appear to be "E" rated. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_0805_hankook_dynapro_atm_rf10_tire_test/Hope this helps.
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The ones I bought were load range C (6 ply tires), and I recall they had a capacity of either 1050 pounds, or 1150 pounds. search on-line, and you will see them listed as maximum speed of 60 mph.