Maximum weight of car tires?
My car tires have a maximum load capacity of 850 kg. Does this apply to the entire weight, meaning the car can only carry a maximum of 850 kg, or is the weight distributed across four wheels, allowing four times the load and a maximum of 850 kg per wheel?
Since no one knows how many wheels will have a vehicle to which the tyres are drawn, the load specified can only relate to the individual tyres. Actually logical, right?
How’s an extra stress?
This is the only sensible conclusion for a 4-wheeled vehicle, the permissible total weight of the vehicle and the permissible axle load not being exceeded.
The load limit is in the vehicle certificate. The suspension also has a physical limit. According to manufacturer specifications, the tyres require a minimum load capacity index. It must be observed. If high-quality tires are mounted, it is not possible to charge them automatically.
Huhu,
The latter.
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