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Kumho KRS50 215/75R17.5/14 128/126M
Kumho KRS50 215/75R17.5 128/126M Overview
The Kumho KRS50 215/75R17.5 is a commercial commercial truck tire. With a load index of 128/126, each tire carries up to 3,968 lbs (single fitment), and its M speed rating is good for 81 mph.
Commercial truck tires are built for high load capacity, casing durability and retreadability in fleet and heavy-duty service. Shopping for 17.5-inch wheels too? Our wheel and tire packages include free mounting and Road Force balancing.
Reading the sidewall: 215/75R17.5 128/126M
- 215Width (mm)
- 75Aspect ratio (%)
- RRadial
- 17.5Rim (in)
- 128/126Load index
3,968 lbs - MSpeed
81 mph
Specifications
- Brand
- Kumho
- Model
- KRS50
- Tire Size
- 215/75R17.5
- Tire Type
- Commercial
- Category
- Commercial Truck
- Section Width
- 215 mm
- Aspect Ratio
- 75
- Overall Diameter
- 30.5"
- Rim Diameter
- 17.5"
- Construction
- Radial
- Service Type
- Euro-Metric
- Load Index
- 128/126 (3,968 lbs)
- Speed Rating
- M (81 mph)
- Ply Rating
- 14-Ply
- Max Load
- 3,970 lbs @ 115 psi
- Max Inflation
- 115 psi
- Tread Depth
- 16/32"
- Tire Weight
- 63.48 lb
- Part Number
- 2244943
- UPC
- 08808956250027
KRS50 215/75R17.5 FAQ
What does 128/126M mean on the Kumho KRS50 215/75R17.5?
128/126 is the load index, meaning each tire can carry up to 3,968 lbs (15,872 lbs for a set of four). M is the speed rating, rated for 81 mph. Always match or exceed the load index and speed rating on your vehicle's door-jamb placard.
Will the 215/75R17.5 KRS50 fit my vehicle?
Compare 215/75R17.5 to the size printed on your current tires or the placard inside the driver's door jamb. You can also use the Verify Fitment tool on this page, or call our tire experts at 1-800-814-8423 and we will confirm fitment for you.
Is the Kumho KRS50 215/75R17.5 an extra load (XL) tire?
It is a standard-load tire. Check that its load index meets or exceeds your vehicle's requirement.
How fast do you ship Kumho tires?
In-stock tires ship in 1-2 business days with free shipping within the USA.
