I'm the furthest person from being a China product basher, but I wouldn't recommend running Nangkang unless you have a fleet driver who is abusive on the equipment. you can tell who I value as a driver by the condition of their truck and the tires on their truck. Somehow the abusive ones seem to think I was born yesterday every time they break a truck.
That load rating can be a major concern, depending on how much you haul/tow. I made the mistake of running load range D tires on my truck once...even though they were rated for the same weight as the load range E tires (the difference was in size; the D tires were equivalent to 33"). I learned the hard way that even with the same weight rating, a load range D tire has a considerably weaker sidewall than a load range E tire...the rear end of the truck wiggled all over the place, and when I hooked up to a trailer that was loaded funny but I had towed "safely" with E-range tires on my truck before, I almost got myself killed. Replaced the tires immediately
I'm going to need new tires soon, but I'll be looking for the stiffest-sidewall load range E tires I can find!! Also, I am done with oversize tires...
