Which marking on a tire denotes the load index?

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2026-07-22 06:40

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The load index of a tire is denoted by a numerical code typically found on the tire sidewall, following the tire size specifications. It appears after the tire width and aspect ratio, usually before the speed rating. For example, in a tire marking like "205/55R16 91H," the "91" indicates the load index, which corresponds to the maximum load the tire can support.

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