Tire Load Question (C Load Specific)

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Rustylane7

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Hello,

I am looking at getting the Falken Wildpeak AT4's in 285/70r17 and am pretty much settled on the C Load version instead of the E Load primarily for on road comfort. I have ran E loads on so many trucks now I want to try a C to see if it is in fact "softer".

My question is regarding the load ratings of the tire (see attachment). I am not exactly sure how to add up the load of single/double to ensure the Tahoe is not too heavy by itself or if i pull a boat/dirt bike trailer. I would think the C load would be adequate for recreational towing but would yield some advice from someone who knows how to see these load ratings and could spell it out for me.

Many thanks
 

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Here is a better attachment with hearders on the table.
 

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What is the front and rear axle ratings on your rig? With those tires aired to the max 50psi for the load range c the tires can hold, carry, support however you want to say it 2835lbs x2. So 5670lbs per axle. I'm sure that's more then what your axles are rated for so you should be fine with the c's.
 

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