Load index 80
How much weight is load index 80?
Load index 80 means a maximum load of 450 kg (992 lb) per tire.
| Max load (kg) | 450 kg |
|---|---|
| Max load (lb) | 992 lb |
| Sum of two nominal ratings | 900 kg |
What this value can decide
The sum 900 kg is only 450 × 2, for two nominal single-tire ratings. It does not increase the vehicle’s permitted axle weight or payload. Compare the manufacturer’s maximum laden axle weight, full tire marking and required pressure; dual tires need their own rating.
Source: DVSA — Load rating; maximum laden axle weight; single/dual distinction
Nearby values: Load index 79 · Load index 81
Sources reviewed
The annex tables in UN Regulations No. 30 and No. 54 support the index-to-kilogram values shown here. Actual tire suitability still depends on the full service description, application and manufacturer requirements.
- UN Regulation No. 30: passenger-car tire load and speed tables (EUR-Lex)
- UN Regulation No. 54: commercial-tire load-index table (EUR-Lex)
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