Load index chart
Load index 0 to 150 in kilograms and pounds, with the four-tire total and the light truck derating column, page-broken for printing.
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Where these figures come from
Published values here were read from 5 independent sources:
- Tyre Load Index Chart (LI 0-150) - AmesWeb, states ETRTO and SAE tables as the basis (read 2026-08-27)Load index 0 to 150, kilograms
- Tire Load Rating Chart - Your Auto Vision, page dated 21 April 2026 (read 2026-08-27)Load index 0 to 150, kilograms and pounds; load range letters
- Load Index - CJ Tire, cites ETRTO Standards Manual 2010 page G7, standard load table at 42 psi (290 kPa) (read 2026-08-27)Load index 60 to 124, kilograms and pounds
- Load Index & Weight Ratings - rimlist, undated reference article (read 2026-08-27)Load index 80 to 121, kilograms and pounds; load range letters; SL, XL and HL reference pressures
- How to Read Speed Rating, Load Index and Service Descriptions - HP Wizard, reproduces Tire Rack tire tech information (read 2026-08-27)Load index 71 to 90, kilograms and pounds; speed symbols L to Y; ZR and bracketed symbols
These are independent publishers, not independent measurements. Each one reproduces a table originally set by a standards body, so agreement between them shows a value was transcribed correctly, not that the underlying table is right. Where a figure is safety relevant, check it against the tire manufacturer's own data before relying on it.