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Old 07-11-2005   #1
 
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Whats the Diffrence?
tire A
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tire B says load rating C under the name... so whats that mean and what is the diffrence other then price?
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speed rating. one is rated to handle higher speeds then the other.
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i see, i dont think ill be going much faster then 106 mph tho so i should be good... now if i do go faster what will happen? lol just so its in the back of my mind
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as long as you dont exceed it too much youll be alright. ive seen swampers that have traveled over 100mph and they look fine but tear up faster then normal.
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ic, i just didnt want to hit 106.5 and have them explode and then i die
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hahaha...no, nothing like that will happen.
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