I know that very well, but Truck, not Track. What’s your point, do you think 6PR is always LT-type? I’m not sure."LT" is a Light Track
"PR" is a ply rating (=layers) correlation to load range
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I know that very well, but Truck, not Track. What’s your point, do you think 6PR is always LT-type? I’m not sure."LT" is a Light Track
"PR" is a ply rating (=layers) correlation to load range
Service Tire Truck Centers
What’s your point, do you think 6PR is always LT-type? I’m not sure.
Haven`t found a 135-15X tyre in your list... but 125-15 X is ok too
You are right:I believe that the sand tyres 9.00-15-6PR is a large one (around 33”, depends on the model)
They should be near 32” and are too, regarding to BFG specs:I’ll post this here for posterity - BFG has a KM3 M/T in 7.5R-16.
They measure out to be just over 30” tall on the truck and about 8” wide.
SPECIFICATIONS
7.50R16/E 116/112Q
21105
Mileage Warranty
Section Width on Measuring Rim Width
8.70" on 6.00"
Eco Feature
Tread Feature
Overall Diameter
31.8
Max Load, Single (LB @ PSI)
2755 @ 80
Sidewall
Raised Black Letters
Revs/MI
654
Tire Weight
50.46
Rim Width Range (Min/Max)
5.50" - 7.00"
Tread Depth (in 32nds)
18.0
They should be near 32” and are too, regarding to BFG specs: