What does a D rated trailer tire mean?

A D-rated trailer tire indicates a load range that can support a specific maximum load capacity, typically denoted by the letter "D" in the tire's specifications. This rating signifies a higher load capacity compared to lower ratings, such as C or B, allowing the tire to handle heavier loads. D-rated tires are commonly used on trailers that carry substantial weight, ensuring stability and safety during transport. Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for the exact load limits and specifications.