What is the difference between 235 65r18 and 235 60R18?
The change from 65 to 60 means you now have made the sidewalls shorter by a small amount. The main difference between 60 and 65 tires lies in their aspect ratios, with 60 tires having a lower sidewall height compared to 65 tires. As a result, 60 tires provide better handling and a sportier feel, while 65 tires offer a more comfortable ride and better impact absorption.
What does LT mean on a tire?
Lt tires explained LT-metric (Light Truck) tires are specifically engineered to work with trucks, full size SUVs and Vans. Including also 1/2 ton, 3/4 ton and 1 ton load capacity. An LT tire is basically a reinforced tire with extra steel belt, thicker, stiffer sidewalls and a deeper tread. ST tires feature firmer sidewalls, contrasting with the flexibility of LT tires. LT tires prioritize traction, unlike ST tires, which prioritize load endurance. LT tire sets offer elevated driving comfort levels, whereas ST tires prioritize load capacity over comfort.
What does H mean on a tire?
H” represents the speed rating, which is how fast the tires can go based on their load capacity. This rating ranges from A – Z. H” indicates a speed rating of up to 130 mph. ZR means the tyre has been designed to be driven at speeds of 150mph and above.
What does 235-60 R18 mean on a tire?
R: tire construction code (radial) 18: rim diameter in inches. The overall diameter between the two tires is slightly different due to their difference in width and aspect ratio. The overall diameter of 265/75R16 tires is approximately 31. R16 tires is approximately 31.