Tyre Load Index — Full Table
Last updated 5 September 2026. Compiled and checked by the 247TyreCheck editorial team — see our editorial standards.
The load index sits just before the speed letter in the size code and certifies the weight each tyre can carry. Each index page includes per-axle maths.
All load index sizes in our reference
- 60 — 250 kg
- 61 — 257 kg
- 62 — 265 kg
- 63 — 272 kg
- 64 — 280 kg
- 65 — 290 kg
- 66 — 300 kg
- 67 — 307 kg
- 68 — 315 kg
- 69 — 325 kg
- 70 — 335 kg
- 71 — 345 kg
- 72 — 355 kg
- 73 — 365 kg
- 74 — 375 kg
- 75 — 387 kg
- 76 — 400 kg
- 77 — 412 kg
- 78 — 425 kg
- 79 — 437 kg
- 80 — 450 kg
- 81 — 462 kg
- 82 — 475 kg
- 83 — 487 kg
- 84 — 500 kg
- 85 — 515 kg
- 86 — 530 kg
- 87 — 545 kg
- 88 — 560 kg
- 89 — 580 kg
- 90 — 600 kg
- 91 — 615 kg
- 92 — 630 kg
- 93 — 650 kg
- 94 — 670 kg
- 95 — 690 kg
- 96 — 710 kg
- 97 — 730 kg
- 98 — 750 kg
- 99 — 775 kg
- 100 — 800 kg
- 101 — 825 kg
- 102 — 850 kg
- 103 — 875 kg
- 104 — 900 kg
- 105 — 925 kg
- 106 — 950 kg
- 107 — 975 kg
- 108 — 1000 kg
- 109 — 1030 kg
- 110 — 1060 kg
- 111 — 1090 kg
- 112 — 1120 kg
- 113 — 1150 kg
- 114 — 1180 kg
- 115 — 1215 kg
- 116 — 1250 kg
- 117 — 1285 kg
- 118 — 1320 kg
- 119 — 1360 kg
- 120 — 1400 kg
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Never fit a lower index than your placard specifies — equal or higher is the rule.
Last updated:
Data: computed reference values (ETRTO tyre-size arithmetic), build date 5 September 2026. Reference only — always follow your vehicle manufacturer's placard or handbook.