What does 93v mean on a tire?

What does 93v mean on a tire?

Hello, 93 means the tire can carry a load of 1433 lbs, and 94 means the tire can hold the load of 1477 lbs. You will be fine with the 94 Load Index. Thank you.

What does 87H mean on tires?

P195/60R15 87H – The load index (87) is the tire size’s assigned numerical value used to compare relative load carrying capabilities. In the case of our example the 87 identifies the tires ability to carry approximately 1,201 pounds. The higher the tire’s load index number, the greater its load carrying capacity.

What is load speed rating for tires?

The tire speed rating is the maximum speed tires can safely carry a load (the original weight of your vehicle plus whatever’s in it) for a sustained amount of time in ideal conditions. The rating is molded on the tire sidewall, signified by a letter or two, usually after the load index number.

Can you use a tire with a higher tire load index than the original?

It’s ok to go with a tire that has a higher load rating than the original tires; just be careful to avoid tires with a lower load rating than specified for your vehicle, even if they are less expensive.

What does the number 94 mean on a tire rating?

Tire load rating or load index. The load rating tells you how many pounds a tire can safely carry. In our example, the number 94 has been assigned to a load carrying capacity of 1477 pounds (per tire).

Can a 93v tire be used on a street tire?

Keep in mind those look to be maximum PSI ratings by Michelin for those particular tires. Maximum psi should never be used in a street tire. Michelin lists the 93V as a tire usable on the Fusion V-6, so you could safely use a 93V rated tire.

What should the GVWR be for a 90 speed tire?

If the GVWR is under 5300#, the 90 speed rating is adequate. But it is more likely over 5700, and the 93 rating is proper. You should find the GVWR in your owner’s manual somewhere. But since the manual already says that the 93 load rating is correct, that implies that the GVWR is a little over 5700#.

Which is heavier a 93v or 94v tire?

Like Waldo stated, the Fusion OEM tires are 93V. In addition, I gave my MKZ tires a quick check and they are 93V. And the MKZ is a little heavier than the Fusion. But the load rating is the load rating, Michelin can’t change the rules. 1433lbs is the load rating of EVERY 93 tire @ 35psi.

Tire load rating or load index. The load rating tells you how many pounds a tire can safely carry. In our example, the number 94 has been assigned to a load carrying capacity of 1477 pounds (per tire).

Keep in mind those look to be maximum PSI ratings by Michelin for those particular tires. Maximum psi should never be used in a street tire. Michelin lists the 93V as a tire usable on the Fusion V-6, so you could safely use a 93V rated tire.

If the GVWR is under 5300#, the 90 speed rating is adequate. But it is more likely over 5700, and the 93 rating is proper. You should find the GVWR in your owner’s manual somewhere. But since the manual already says that the 93 load rating is correct, that implies that the GVWR is a little over 5700#.

Like Waldo stated, the Fusion OEM tires are 93V. In addition, I gave my MKZ tires a quick check and they are 93V. And the MKZ is a little heavier than the Fusion. But the load rating is the load rating, Michelin can’t change the rules. 1433lbs is the load rating of EVERY 93 tire @ 35psi.

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