SL stands for Standard Load and XL indicates extra load. An SL-rated tire has its maximum load capacity at an inflation pressure of 35 psi. XL tires can carry a heavier load when inflated to 41 psi.
What does 125s mean on a tire?
Load and Speed Ratings- 125/122 seen in the above tire sidewall refers to the load rating of the tire. 125 denotes that each tire can carry 3638 pounds at the maximum inflation pressure. The second number (122) refers to the load rating on a single tire used in a dual rear wheel application.
What does S and T mean on tires?
S/T tires are all season, street or sport truck tires. They are designed specifically for performance pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles, and crossover vehicles.Apr 5, 2016
What does tire code SL mean?
Standard Load
What does SL mean at the end of a tire size?
standard load tire
Is load range SL good?
Load Range and Ply Rating
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Load Range
Standard Load (SL)
Extra Load (XL)
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What is ply rating SL?
The ply rating for an SL tire is 4. A classification of SL means it's a standard load tire. Most passenger tires are standard load, but standard load tires can also be used on some lighter trucks and SUVs. If your vehicle came with SL tires as it's original equipment, then SL tires are a suitable replacement.
What is XL and SL in tires?
A tyre with the basic load capacity defined for its size is called an SL (Standard Load) tyre. The difference between a reinforced tyre (XL) and an SL tyre is that the XL tyre meets the standard requirements for its size and, at the same time, offers the possibility of using higher tyre pressure.