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Landgolden LGT97 RT 33X12.50R22 114Q F (12-Ply) LT
Landgolden LGT97 RT 33X12.50R22 114Q F (12-Ply) LT
TIRE SPECS
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model / Size | Landgolden LGT97 RT – LT 33×12.50R22 |
| Load Index / Speed Rating | 114 Q – up to 2,601 lb per tire, max 99 mph |
| Load Range / Ply Rating | F – 12‑ply equivalent |
| Overall Diameter | 33 inches |
| Section Width | 12.50 inches |
| Tread Depth | ~15/32″ (~0.47″) |
| Approved Rim Width | 8.5–12″ |
| Max Load Capacity | 2,601 lb @ 65–80 psi |
| Max Inflation Pressure | Up to 80 psi |
| Tire Weight | ~65 lb |
| Sidewall Design | Black Sidewall (BSW) with aggressive shoulder lugs |
| Terrain / Category | Rugged Terrain – hybrid AT/MT |
| Tread Pattern / Features | High-void staggered blocks, scalloped shoulders, stone ejectors, siping; continuous center rib |
| Season / Rating | All-Season Rugged Terrain |
| Warranty | Manufacturer defect warranty |
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TIRE INFO
The Landgolden LGT97 RT 33×12.50R22 is a bold and capable rugged-terrain tire tailored for light trucks and SUVs. Built with a 12‑ply F-rated casing and a 114Q load index, it can carry up to 2,601 pounds per tire while maintaining highway speeds safely. Its full 33-inch diameter and 12.5-inch width offer a commanding stance, perfect for lifted setups or vehicles needing added presence.
The tread design strikes a thoughtful balance between trail prowess and driveability. Featuring 15/32" deep staggered blocks, scalloped shoulders, and stone ejectors, it delivers reliable grip in mud, sand, and light snow, while maintaining traction and self-cleaning capabilities. The continuous center rib and siping optimize road manners, reducing noise and ensuring a more comfortable ride compared to full M/T tires.
Protected by a robust Black Sidewall and aggressive shoulder lugs, the LGT97 resists sidewall damage and remains sturdy when aired down for off-road use. Its all-season tread compound and siping provide wet and mild winter capability, though serious snow terrain may still favor dedicated winter tires.