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You can’t answer this with one statement. There are a number of ways to do this, but suffice it to say that by varying the radial ply weave, its fiber count, denier, by varying rubber compounds, tire construction and by using different manufacturing techniques (tires are made in different ways) a manufacturer can design a tire carcass that is strong enough to be labeled an E load range.
