I have Goodyear tyres fitted to my van. Tyre markings are LT 235/75 R15 110/107Q.. My question relates to speed rating, I believe the letter Q relates to the speed rating which is 160km /h. Could anybody confirm what the 110 / 107Q relates to.
Whilst the information on the Caravan Council site is an excellent resource, it does not always give SPECIFIC advice.
It explains how to 'read' the tyre information but doesn't give what the actual letters for speed etc are rated at.
This might help -
As you will see, you are right - Q equates to a speed rating of 160Km/h.
Cheers - John
yobarr said
06:02 PM Jan 21, 2019
Custom 21 wrote:
Hi all
I have Goodyear tyres fitted to my van. Tyre markings are LT 235/75 R15 110/107Q.. My question relates to speed rating, I believe the letter Q relates to the speed rating which is 160km /h. Could anybody confirm what the 110 / 107Q relates to.
The numbers are for single or dual wheel applications.The 110 means that if you have single wheels, each wheel can carry 1060kg.The 107 means that,in a dual wheel situation,each wheel can carry 975kg. Cheers.
-- Edited by yobarr on Monday 21st of January 2019 06:03:35 PM
Baz421 said
06:03 PM Jan 21, 2019
Custom 21 wrote:
Hi all
I have Goodyear tyres fitted to my van. Tyre markings are LT 235/75 R15 110/107Q.. My question relates to speed rating, I believe the letter Q relates to the speed rating which is 160km /h. Could anybody confirm what the 110 / 107Q relates to.
Thank you all for the feedback, much appreciated and has answered my question.
Jaahn said
08:10 PM Jan 23, 2019
yobarr wrote:
Custom 21 wrote:
Hi all
I have Goodyear tyres fitted to my van. Tyre markings are LT 235/75 R15 110/107Q.. My question relates to speed rating, I believe the letter Q relates to the speed rating which is 160km /h. Could anybody confirm what the 110 / 107Q relates to.
The two numbers are for single or dual wheel applications.The 110 means that if you have single wheels, each wheel can carry 1060kg.The 107 means that,in a dual wheel situation, each wheel can carry 975kg. Cheers.
Hi correct yobarr
The dual weight rating is probably not relevant for caravans or 4WDs, just for trucks and similar, with dual wheel axles. The LT means it is a light truck construction instead of a passenger type tire construction. IE heavier duty.
Be careful not to exceed that Q speed rating either
Jaahn
-- Edited by Jaahn on Wednesday 23rd of January 2019 08:20:20 PM
-- Edited by Jaahn on Wednesday 23rd of January 2019 08:23:56 PM
Hi all
I have Goodyear tyres fitted to my van. Tyre markings are LT 235/75 R15 110/107Q.. My question relates to speed rating, I believe the letter Q relates to the speed rating which is 160km /h. Could anybody confirm what the 110 / 107Q relates to.
Click on item 5 for tyre information.
Gday...
Whilst the information on the Caravan Council site is an excellent resource, it does not always give SPECIFIC advice.
It explains how to 'read' the tyre information but doesn't give what the actual letters for speed etc are rated at.
This might help -
As you will see, you are right - Q equates to a speed rating of 160Km/h.
Cheers - John
The numbers are for single or dual wheel applications.The 110 means that if you have single wheels, each wheel can carry 1060kg.The 107 means that,in a dual wheel situation,each wheel can carry 975kg. Cheers.
-- Edited by yobarr on Monday 21st of January 2019 06:03:35 PM
110 is single wheel and 107 dual wheel
Hi correct yobarr
The dual weight rating is probably not relevant for caravans or 4WDs, just for trucks and similar, with dual wheel axles. The LT means it is a light truck construction instead of a passenger type tire construction. IE heavier duty.
Be careful not to exceed that Q speed rating either
Jaahn
-- Edited by Jaahn on Wednesday 23rd of January 2019 08:20:20 PM
-- Edited by Jaahn on Wednesday 23rd of January 2019 08:23:56 PM