Explanation of Truck's Tire Size


For safety purposes, understanding the truck tire sizes is very crucial. As the trucks and buses carry heavy loads, the tires must be chosen wisely to bear the weight. Therefore, let's learn the sizes of truck tires with Road Warrior Tires.

Types

With the standard formula, the truck tire sizes are built. A standard profile will resemble 11r22.5 truck tires whereas a low-profile holds 275/80R22.5G. The 11 or 275/80 proffers the section width and aspect ratio. 
"R" represents the radial tires. The wheel diameter is 22.5 where the "G" depicts the load rating. Of course, for an unloaded tire, section width is the broadest point. The section height is from the wheel rim to the outer surface of the tire.

12-16.5 Tires

Aspect Ratios 

The standard profile of truck tires starts with 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. Therefore, Standard profile tires hold an aspect ratio of 88 percent. In other words, the height of the tire from rim to tread will be 88 percent of the width. 
If we talk about 11R22.5 truck tires, these are approximately 11 inches wide and 9.5 inches high. On the other hand, Low profile tires explicate the width in millimeters and the aspect ratio. 

Load Range

The load range symbolizes how much weight the tire can carry. 
The standard load range "G" in 11R22.5 and low-profile 22.5 can bear 6,175 lbs.

Above all, you can buy your 12-16.5 Tires and 11r22.5 truck tires at Road Warrior Tires!

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