A tire's load index indicates the maximum weight that the tire can support when properly maintained and inflated. A load above the limits can result in tire failure.
The maximum safe weight for a vehicle with 4 tires =
= 4 * (weight associated with load index)
Load Index |
Weight in lbs |
75 |
852 |
76 |
882 |
77 |
908 |
78 |
937 |
79 |
963 |
80 |
992 |
81 |
1019 |
82 |
1047 |
83 |
1074 |
84 |
1102 |
85 |
1135 |
86 |
1168 |
87 |
1201 |
88 |
1235 |
89 |
1279 |
90 |
1323 |
91 |
1356 |
92 |
1389 |
93 |
1433 |
94 |
1477 |
95 |
1521 |
96 |
1565 |
97 |
1609 |
98 |
1653 |
99 |
1709 |
100 |
1764 |
101 |
1819 |
102 |
1874 |
103 |
1929 |
104 |
1984 |
105 |
2039 |
106 |
2094 |
107 |
2149 |
108 |
2205 |
109 |
2271 |
110 |
2337 |
111 |
2403 |
112 |
2469 |
113 |
2535 |
114 |
2601 |
115 |
2679 |
116 |
2756 |
117 |
2833 |
118 |
2910 |
119 |
2998 |
120 |
3086 |
This can be approximated by:
maximum weight per tire in pounds =
= (0.64936 * ((load index)^2)) - (78.061 * (load index)) + 3074.9