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Bridgestone REVO 2

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by TRDsport253, Sep 28, 2011.

  1. Oct 3, 2011 at 4:36 PM
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    YotaMark

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    If you want to carry heavier loads, or want to travel on harsh roads, then the best tires are the LT tires, as they are tougher on the roads than the P tires. If you just want to ride on the highways, and if there is nothing much to tow or carry, then the P type is the best choice.
    P tires refer to Passenger tires and LT refers to Light Truck tires. One of the main differences that can be noticed between the two types of tires is that the LT tires are not as flexible as the P tires.
    When comparing their durability, the LT tires are more durable than the P type tires. Moreover, LT tires are stronger when compared to the P types. LT tires ride rougher than the P tires, which ride smoother on the roads.
    Another difference that can be seen between the two types, is that the Light truck tires come with maximum inflation. Unlike the Passenger tires, the Light Truck ones are used for carrying more loads. LT tires have a load range of 10 ply, whereas P tires only have a 4 ply load range.
    Light Truck tires are made of more aggressive treads than the Passenger type tires. LT tires will give a more stable feeling on the road.
     
  4. Oct 5, 2011 at 12:01 PM
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  5. Oct 5, 2011 at 4:38 PM
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    I thought the car tires are 3 ply and the LT are 4 ply tires but dont quote me. LT tire handle more weight for towing and loading.
     

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