What gives a load E better sidewall flexing than a load D?
From my understanding of the discussion and the study that was done, its not that an E flexs better, its that its stronger. Its that the sidewall of an “E” is stronger than a load range “D”. Strongest of all are “E” load range tires with a steel fabric radial ply that is the strongest class of tire for the GM. This allows it to handle the alleged stress the GM puts on its tires best.
Related Questions
- Assuming you have the image in a BufferedImage (ImageIO class gives various ways to load an image into a BufferedImage), you can use the getRGB method (
- I get an error during setup that says "Could not load the DLL library...User32.dll"...What gives?
- What gives a load E better sidewall flexing than a load D?
