Camper Van tyres with load rating of 118 (1 Viewer)

[Nigel&Debbie]

Does anyone know where I can get camper van tyres as below with a load rating of at least 118

225/75R16CP

Thanks

Nigel

 

[Rayb182]

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[DP+JAY]

Tyreshopper, fitted at a National Tyres of your choice.

http://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk/produ...wheel_size=16&speed_rating=any&load_index=118

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[Nigel&Debbie]

Tyreshopper, fitted at a National Tyres of your choice.

http://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk/produ...wheel_size=16&speed_rating=any&load_index=118

are these tyres suitable for motorhomes as they are commercial tyres?

 

[pappajohn]

are these tyres suitable for motorhomes as they are commercial tyres?

Q....what were used before the advent of specific motorhome tyres

A....standard commercial tyres.

both carry the same speed and load rating.

question answered. :thumb:

 

[vwalan]

what are they going on as thats quite a high load rating .
must be a 7,5ton is it?

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[Techno]

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[cmcardle75]

Does anyone know where I can get camper van tyres as below with a load rating of at least 118

225/75R16CP

Thanks

Nigel

Bizarrely, I've spent much of the evening researching this exact size of tyre (without the "CP" part, which means technically means "add 20 quid a tyre for rich motorhome owners"). I ended up deciding on Avon RV9s, also from tyreshopper for only 107 per tyre, with a 121 load rating. Unfortunately, I need 7 of the things.

 

[Nigel&Debbie]

what are they going on as thats quite a high load rating .
must be a 7,5ton is it?

I am looking into uprating rear axle weight on Fiat Autotrail Dakota (via SVtech)

If I add basic air assisted suspension to what I already have, I increase mgw from 4250 to 4500kgs. If I change tyres from 116rated to 118 rated on rear axle, I will increase rear axle weight from 2400 to 2600kgs - which will allow for a decent bike rack to be fitted. (allowing for overhang etc).

Big thanks to everyone for the replies:thumb:

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[vwalan]

what you need is a different vehicle i would say . sticking alot of weight on the back of a fiat isnt a good move it lifts the weight on the front and loses traction .

 

[cmcardle75]

I am looking into uprating rear axle weight on Fiat Autotrail Dakota (via SVtech)

If I add basic air assisted suspension to what I already have, I increase mgw from 4250 to 4500kgs. If I change tyres from 116rated to 118 rated on rear axle, I will increase rear axle weight from 2400 to 2600kgs - which will allow for a decent bike rack to be fitted. (allowing for overhang etc).

Big thanks to everyone for the replies:thumb:

Even better. You can get SVTech to approve the tyres as 225/75R16 118, without "CP" on the documentation.

 

[Nigel&Debbie]

what you need is a different vehicle i would say . sticking alot of weight on the back of a fiat isnt a good move it lifts the weight on the front and loses traction .

You obviously have not met Mrs D. and myself - no problem with weight over front axle

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[Spenders]

A fine line.......

You obviously have not met Mrs D. and myself - no problem with weight over front axle

Ooooh.... now there's a brave man, or one who's very confident that Mrs D does not read this forum!!

As hinted at above, there's a fine line between bravery and stupidity! LOL.