No luck finding 14 inch load rated tires

[stripedelete]

Any suggestions?

[Todd Wilson]

What do you need 14 inch load rated tires for?


todd

[stripedelete]

 '87 Toyota 1-ton pickup.  We can't fit a whole ton on it - but we load it down pretty good and use it for deliveries in tight spots - sometimes off-road.   

[Todd Wilson]

Boy I dont knwo where you would go to get anything like that. I havent seen a lot of heavy duty 15inchgs much either anymore. I imagine 16's will be hard to get in a few years with the new stuff using bigger tires.

I'll ask around town here tomorrow.


Todd

[elacruze]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-NEW-TIRES-NANKANG-185R14-14-185R-Radial-Light-Truck_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem19b8d82ddbQQitemZ110475357659QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_3730wt_973

These tires are very common here in Afghanistan, are tough as hell and carry 3-4 times more than their load rating..."Load Limit" over here is never reached until you can't stack any more on top...I've seen them go by smashed half flat and missing half their tread from the rocks.

[stripedelete]

Thanks for the replies.  I think I will give the Nankang's a roll.

[rt green]

we work on postal trucks. they show up with new 14 inch wrangler at tires. the part number for goodyear is 740-036-515. hope this helps oh, they are load range c

[stripedelete]

we work on postal trucks. they show up with new 14 inch wrangler at tires. the part number for goodyear is 740-036-515. hope this helps oh, they are load range c

Thanks.  I will check them out.  I got another buggy ready for a set.

[b5blue]

Check trailer supply store's also. They have some really high rated tires, my buddy got some local that way.