Does it matter which load rating I get with the terra grapplers? D or E? I know the E is heavier, and should wear longer, but will they be ALOT heavier? Which would you go with?
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Does it matter which load rating I get with the terra grapplers? D or E? I know the E is heavier, and should wear longer, but will they be ALOT heavier? Which would you go with?
Super VXer
Load range D should be fine, & will save you some weight & $.
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Whattha....I didn't even know they came in different load ratings. I've had the 285/60/R18's on the VX for three years now and it's just about time to get a new set so I've been looking around and the only Terra Grappler that I can find (in the size I want) is the 285/60/R18 120S. I have no idea what the "120S" is, but I haven't seen a D or E rating. Am I missing something, or are you talking about a different size that DOES have a weight rating?
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Originally Posted by MSHardeman
Whattha....I didn't even know they came in different load ratings. I've had the 285/60/R18's on the VX for three years now and it's just about time to get a new set so I've been looking around and the only Terra Grappler that I can find (in the size I want) is the 285/60/R18 120S. I have no idea what the "120S" is, but I haven't seen a D or E rating. Am I missing something, or are you talking about a different size that DOES have a weight rating?
The 16s come in d and e rating. I bought the e rated figuring the thicker side wall would be better offroad. I am sure it would give a stiffer ride too. shawn
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Thanks for the reply guys. Will get the D's then.
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