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danchip | 20:35 Thu 24th Jan 2013 | Motoring
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the load ratio on my current tyres is 91, is it ok to use tyres with a 95 load?
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A 91 load ratio means the tyre can carry up to 615kg. 95 means up to 690kg.
It's perfectly safe and legal. You may just feel the bumps a bit more as the side walls will be a bit stiffer.
21:10 Thu 24th Jan 2013
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Avatar Image RATTER15
As Graham said.

Neomy, danchip is not talking sizes, he is talking load rating.
13:05 Fri 25th Jan 2013
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calm down dear, 91 is a 'load' indicator, not a measurement of tyre size!
13:06 Fri 25th Jan 2013

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