Load index

The load index refers to the load-carrying capacity of a tire, or how much weight a tire can support. For example, if a tire has a load index of 89, it can support 1,279 pounds (from below chart) at maximum air pressure.

1 to 49

Load Index	Load (lbs)
0	99
1	102
2	105
3	107
4	110
5	114
6	117
7	120
8	123
9	128
10	132
11	136
12	139
13	143
14	148
15	152
16	157
17	161
18	165
19	171
20	176
21	182
22	187
23	193
24	198
25	204
26	209
27	215
28	220
29	227
30	234
31	240
32	247
33	254
34	260
35	267
36	276
37	282
38	291
39	300
40	309
41	320
42	331
43	342
44	353
45	364
46	375
47	386
48	397
49	408

50 to 99

Load Index	Load (lbs)
50	419
51	430
52	441
53	454
54	467
55	481
56	494
57	507
58	520
59	536
60	551
61	567
62	584
63	600
64	617
65	639
66	639
67	677
68	694
69	716
70	739
71	761
72	783
73	805
74	827
75	852
76	882
77	908
78	937
79	963
80	992
81	1019
82	1047
83	1074
84	1102
85	1135
86	1168
87	1201
88	1235
89	1279
90	1323
91	1356
92	1389
93	1433
94	1477
95	1521
96	1565
97	1609
98	1653
99	1709

100 to 150

Load Index	Load (lbs)
100	1764
101	1819
102	1874
103	1929
104	1984
105	2039
106	2094
107	2149
108	2205
109	2271
110	2337
111	2403
112	2469
113	2535
114	2601
115	2679
116	2756
117	2833
118	2910
119	2998
120	3086
121	3197
122	3307
123	3417
124	3527
125	3638
126	3748
127	3858
128	3968
129	4079
130	4189
131	4289
132	4409
133	4541
134	4674
135	4806
136	4938
137	5071
138	5203
139	5357
140	5512
141	5677
142	5842
143	6008
144	6173
145	6393
146	6614
147	6779
148	6844
149	7165
150	7385