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Oct 07, 2024 - 09:57 AM
Not all load range E tires are necessarily 10-ply, but they are typically constructed to be equivalent to a 10-ply rating in terms of strength and load capacity. Modern tire construction often uses fewer actual plies with advanced materials while still meeting the performance standards of older 10-ply tires. Therefore, load range E is more about the load capacity and strength rather than the exact number of plies.
