FOR SALE EMPI's 112pcd BRAND NEW TYRES

Discussion in 'Late Bay Parts Classifieds' started by scottsykes, Jun 10, 2015.

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  1. scottsykes

    scottsykes

    [​IMG] These have been sanded down and resprayed, I have added brand spanking new 195x65's today. I bought them for my bus but I really do prefer the standard look.

    £350 collection from Bournemouth [​IMG]
     
    scottsykes, Jun 10, 2015
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  2. Baysearcher

    Baysearcher [secret moderator]

    Are they load rated 86?
     
    Baysearcher, Jun 10, 2015
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  3. vanorak

    vanorak

    are you flogging your 356 copies?
     
    vanorak, Jun 10, 2015
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  4. Baysearcher

    Baysearcher [secret moderator]

    No chance.
    Just thought I could read 86h which is under rated for a bay....
     
    Baysearcher, Jun 10, 2015
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  5. scottsykes

    scottsykes

    Under rated for a bay?? We're talking about a vehicle that does 65mph, get with it!!
     
    scottsykes, Jun 10, 2015
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  6. Baysearcher

    Baysearcher [secret moderator]

    He's had a bay for a week and knows it all already...
    Load rated you muppet, look it up.

    Edit:
    Because I doubt you'll bother I'll tell you: should be minimum 100.
     
    Baysearcher, Jun 10, 2015
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  7. rickyrooo1

    rickyrooo1 Hanging round like a bad smell

    weight not speed fella.
     
    rickyrooo1, Jun 10, 2015
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  8. scottsykes

    scottsykes

    Baysearcher your f'kin cheeky, we will see who's the muppet
     
    scottsykes, Jun 10, 2015
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  9. Baysearcher

    Baysearcher [secret moderator]

    I think we already have
     
    Baysearcher, Jun 10, 2015
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  10. rickyrooo1

    rickyrooo1 Hanging round like a bad smell

    ha.... i loves it.
     
    rickyrooo1, Jun 10, 2015
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  11. Baysearcher

    Baysearcher [secret moderator]

    For the record, you're right, I am cheeky.
    I'm also however right; and just offering you a bit of advice so you can buy the right tyres for your next set of wheels.

    You're the one who told me to "get with it" when you didn't even understand my point.
     
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    Baysearcher, Jun 10, 2015
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  12. bernjb56

    bernjb56 Supporter

    :rolleyes:
     
    bernjb56, Jun 10, 2015
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  13. rickyrooo1

    rickyrooo1 Hanging round like a bad smell

    newbie in doug rubbing up the wrong way shocker?
     
    rickyrooo1, Jun 10, 2015
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  14. scottsykes

    scottsykes

    I'm no expert but the correct unladen rating should be 88 but there's a safety factor of 20%, did they have load ratings in 1972, I think not!! Anyway these wheels fit other vehicles and therefore I fail to see what the issue is?
     
    scottsykes, Jun 10, 2015
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  15. busloverkent

    busloverkent

    Actually yes - tyre load rating markings were introduced in 1972
     
    busloverkent, Jun 10, 2015
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  16. bernjb56

    bernjb56 Supporter

    I'm okay with the rating being pointed out Scott - not necessarily with the method.
     
    bernjb56, Jun 10, 2015
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  17. MorkC68

    MorkC68 Administrator

    Our buses require a load rating of around 102 to 104, ideally commercial rated tyres for the steel wheels fitted from new.

    One of our buses runs a load rating of 98 on XL plus tyres, the other 102 load rated tyres!
     
    MorkC68, Jun 10, 2015
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  18. Baysearcher

    Baysearcher [secret moderator]

    Who knew "muppet" could be offensive!
    You should have been here when Magical Trev was allowed on. He was incapable of using anything other than C***!
    Apologies if it offended; your tyres are under rated for a kitted out bus though.
     
    Baysearcher, Jun 10, 2015
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  19. busloverkent

    busloverkent

    The load index capacity is simply the amount of load that the tyre is designed to withstand. For example the figure 98, represents a point on a scale, in this case 750 kg. We have listed the most common numbers below, from 62 which represents 265 kg through a series of increments to 126, which is 1700 kg. However, this is not just the maximum weight of the car equally divided between the tyres. Most cars are heavier at the front end, as the tyres there are carrying the weight of the engine and transmission.
     
    busloverkent, Jun 10, 2015
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  20. bernjb56

    bernjb56 Supporter

    He did get banned though :thumbsup:
     
    bernjb56, Jun 10, 2015
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