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GT Radial - Maxmiler Pro
All-terrain on-/off-road
4 seasons
Description
The GT Radial Maxmiler Pro is a utility tire designed for compact and full-size vans, combining robustness with exceptional load-carrying performance. Its reinforced sidewall construction makes it a champion for carrying heavy loads, whether you're moving bulky equipment or supplying your business. Made from wear-resistant materials, the Maxmiler Pro is designed to last and save you frequent replacements. And because safety remains paramount, its tread pattern and rubber compound ensure decent traction on dry, wet and even lightly snow-covered surfaces, for all-season driving with peace of mind.
Specifications
Size
LT245/75R17 121R
Product code
B632
Sidewall
BSW
Run-flat
No
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UTQG -
The uniform tire quality grade (UTQG) is based on treadwear (the first three numbers), traction (the middle letter), and temperature (the last letter).
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Single load index 3195 lbs.
The single load index indicates the maximum load-carrying capacity of a single tire. The load index is indicated on the sidewall of your tire.
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Dual load index 2910 lbs.
The dual load index indicates the maximum load-carrying capacity of the tires in dual. The load index is indicated on the sidewall of your tire.
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Max pressure 80 psi
The maximum pressure to which a cold tire can be inflated.
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Tread depth 14"
The tread is the grooves on the surface of your tire designed to improve the traction. The depth of the tread has a direct impact on how much traction it has.
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Weight 46.30 lbs
The weight of the tire, without the rim.
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Approved rim widths -
The minimum and maximum width for rims that can be installed on your tire.
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Recommended rim width 7"
The rim for which your tire was designed.
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Section width 9.80"
The distance between an inflated tire’s sidewalls when on a rim.
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Tread width 14"
The width of the tire’s tread.
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Overall diameter 31.50"
The diameter of the tire measured from its tread.
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Tire revs. per km -
The number of revolutions the tire will make to cover a kilometre.
