Tire load rating

[WW_RANGER_X]

Ive been a huge fan of BFG A/T for a long time now. Great tires in my opinion. Not a single issue in the last 5 sets ive had on multiple vehicles. Hell, i even have them on my travel trailer. Ranger had load C, Dodge has load C, Raptor has load E. My only gripe about the load E's is i have to run them at 28 psi to be comfortable. i've ran them that way since day one and they still look great after almost 25k miles. Words of advice, buy new, never buy used tires.

Load D. Why is no one talking about them? I saw BFG makes a KM3 in a 37" load D that i may consider for my Raptor.

 

[BlackJacket705]

Do you mean your going passenger rated??

Yes, my truck came with Goodyear Duratracs in that rating and I haven't had an issue. I only run fire roads and lightly off road.

In a 265/70R17 only options I've found are P or LT rated. Falken's P Rated AT4Ws still higher rated than the stocks

 

[the bodj]

I've had a stick through the sidewall (15 years ago and friend making a u turn in my truck. Went too wide and drove through a bush), but that's the only sidewall issue I've had. They were passenger rated Yokohama Geolander AT-S. I am not a fan of thick sidewalls. I'd don't absolutely smash my truck around, and try to be careful with line choices. The comfort of thinner sidewall is more important to me, especially for getting rid of RZR chatter. I keep a pack of this glue in my truck in case I do rip a sidewall.

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