What does LT on tires represent?

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Emiliano
07/29/25 2:47pm
LT on tires stands for Light Truck tires. Here is an introduction about tires: 1. Types: PC stands for Passenger Car tires; TB for Truck and Bus tires; AG for Agricultural vehicle tires; OTR for Off-The-Road tires; ID for Industrial vehicle tires; AC for Aircraft tires; MC for Motorcycle tires. 2. Other classifications: Based on tread patterns, they can be categorized into Rib pattern tires, Lug pattern tires, Mixed pattern tires, and Off-road pattern tires. Tires can also be classified by usage into Load-carrying tires, Passenger vehicle tires, and Mining tires. Structurally, they can be divided into Radial tires and Bias-ply tires.
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