Load Rating Information

Load ratings refer to how much weight a tyre can support. It is important that your tyres use the correct load rating otherwise you place stress on the tyres’ casing and risk a blowout. You can always switch to a tyre with a higher load rating than you need, but you should never go lower.
You can find your tyres’ current load rating on the sidewall of the tyre. It is the number after the tyre size. You can also find the load ratings for our tyres on our website by clicking additional information on each tyre’s page.
If you want to see what weight each rating refers to, take a look at this table below:

Load Rating	Load in kg	Load Rating	Load in kg	Load Rating	Load in kg
62	265	84	500	106	950
63	272	85	515	107	975
64	280	86	530	108	1000
65	290	87	545	109	1030
66	300	88	560	110	1060
67	307	89	580	111	1090
68	315	90	600	112	1120
69	325	91	615	113	1150
70	335	92	630	114	1180
71	345	93	650	115	1215
72	355	94	670	116	1250
73	365	95	690	117	1285
74	375	96	710	118	1320
75	387	97	730	119	1360
76	400	98	750	120	1400
77	412	99	775	121	1450
78	425	100	800	122	1500
79	437	101	825	123	1550
80	450	102	850	124	1600
81	462	103	875	125	1650
82	475	104	900	126	1700
83	487	105	925