These alphanumeric strings, dear reader, refer to the load index and speed rating of your tire. The number ’82’ is the load index, indicating the maximum load the tire can safely support. The letters, from ‘t’ to ‘w,’ are speed r… See more

’82T’ on a tire is like an identification badge showing two critical details about the tire’s capability. The ’82’ tells us that this tire can support a maximum weight of 475kg or 1047lbs. ‘T,’ the speed rating, suggests this tire is clear… See more

When you see ’82S’ on a tire, it indicates the tire’s load capacity is 475kg (1047lbs), similar to the 82T. However, the ‘S’ speed rating means the tire is certified for speeds up to 112mph or 180km/h. It’s like the 82T’s slightly mor… See more

Finding ’82h’ on your tire? That’s the tire’s way of saying, “I can carry up to 475 kg (1047 lbs), and oh, I can dash up to 130 mph (210 km/h).” ’82’ is the load index, and ‘h’ is the speed rating. If ’82q’ was the marathon r… See more

Ever wondered what ’82r’ signifies on your tire? It’s your tire’s secret code. The ’82’ is the load index indicating that your tire can safely carry up to 475 kg (1047 lbs), and ‘r’ is the speed rating that symbolizes a maximum s… See more