Originally posted by AquaFBody:
im looking at some nakang EX-601's there 185 60 R 14 82H what does the 82H mean



82 is the load rating and h is the speed rating, see here:

Service Description
The service description consists of two things:

Load Ratings: The load rating is a number that correlates to the maximum rated load for that tire. A higher number indicates that the tire has a higher load capacity. The rating "105," for example, corresponds to a load capacity of 2039 pounds (924.87 kg). A separate note on the tire indicates the load rating at a given inflation pressure.

Speed Rating: The letter that follows the load rating indicates the maximum speed allowable for this tire (as long as the weight is at or below the rated load). For instance, S indicates that the tire can handle speeds up to 112 mph (180.246 kph). See the chart on this page for all the ratings.

site full of details about those pesky numbers on our tires

Last edited by acrdklr; 01/02/05 05:40 AM.
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