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Présentation Powerpoint Version: July, 2019 ® NATIONAL STOCK PLY SPEED RATING MAIN AIRCRAFT POSITION SIZE TECHNOLOGY PART NUMBER MAIN MARKET NUMBER RATING (MPH) A-10 MLG 36X11 BIAS 008-742-4 2620-01-129-7607 22 174 Military A-10 MLG 36X11 BIAS 008-742-4 2620-01-129-7607 22 250 Military A-37, U-1, O-2, HH-60H, SH- NLG / MLG / 6.00-6 BIAS 001-317-0 2620-00-060-7013 8 120 Military 60 TLG A-4, F-4, V-22 NLG 18X5.7-8 BIAS 008-649-1 2620-00-946-1108 14 200 Military Aérospatiale Alouette III SA NLG / MLG 355X150-4 BIAS 065-543-0 2620-14-514-6183 4 160 Military 316, SA 319 AH-64 MLG 8.50-10 BIAS 001-350-2 2620-01-168-0164 10 120 Military AV-8B MLG 26X7.75R13 X - NYLON M16101 2620-01-252-2753 10 230 Military AV-8B NLG 26X8.75R11 X - NYLON M16601 2620-99-783-3900 16 230 Military B-1B NLG 35X11.5-16 BIAS 008-842-0 2620-01-208-2894 22 256 Military B-1B MLG B46X16.0-23.5 BIAS 008-887-1 2620-01-207-5302 30 276 Military B-52 MLG 56X16 BIAS 008-794-1 2620-00-575-8886 38 225 Military B-52 MLG 56X16 BIAS 008-794-1 2620-00-575-8886 38 239 Military B-52 WTG 32X8.8 BIAS 041-712-0 2620-00-900-1191 16 160 Military C-130 NLG 12.50-16 BIAS 008-369-0 2620-00-834-6673 12 139 Military C-130 NLG 12.50-16 BIAS 008-369-0 2620-00-834-6673 12 150 Military C-130 MLG 20.00-20 BIAS 008-413-2 2620-00-142-5161 26 174 Military C-130 MLG 20.00-20 BIAS 008-413-2 2620-00-142-5161 26 174 Military C-17 MLG 50X21.0-20 BIAS 004-877-1 2620-01-494-0888 30 225 Military C-17 MLG 50X21.0-20 BIAS 004-877-1 2620-01-494-0888 30 225 Military C-17 NLG 40X16.0-14 BIAS 008-846-0 2620-01-409-1814 26 225 Military C-17 NLG 40X16.0-14 BIAS 008-846-0 2620-01-409-1814 26 225 Military C-2, EA-6B, E-2 MLG 36X11 BIAS 008-743-1 2620-00-834-7441 24 201 Military C-2, EA-6B, E-2 MLG 36X11 BIAS 008-743-1 2620-00-834-7441 24 201 Military C-5 NLG / MLG 49X17 BIAS 001-787-2 2620-00-702-2972 26 174 Military C-5 NLG / MLG 49X17 BIAS 001-787-2 2620-00-702-2972 26 230 Military CH-46 NLG / MLG 18X5.5 BIAS 008-630-0 2620-00-277-5398 8 139 Military CH-47/54, OV-1 NLG / MLG 8.50-10 BIAS 004-351-0 2620-00-938-5964 12 120 Military DASSAULT Alpha Jet NLG 365X150R4 X - NYLON M01903 2620-14-421-4287 0 206 Military DASSAULT Alpha Jet / Jaguar MLG 615X225R10 X - NYLON M10701 2620-14-421-4288 0 244 Military DASSAULT Alpha Jet Light MLG 615X225R10 X - NYLON M10401 2620-14-433-3578 0 162 Military DASSAULT Mirage 2000 / NLG 360X135R6 X - NYLON M00306 2620-14-516-5579 0 233 Military Mirage F1, NEURON DASSAULT Mirage F1 MLG 600X155R13 X - NYLON M00407 2620-14-416-5241 0 233 Military DASSAULT Neuron MLG 23.5X6.5R14 X - NYLON M26901 0 205 Military DASSAULT Rafale D MLG 790X275R15 X - NYLON M05802 2620-14-516-6382 0 242 Military DASSAULT Rafale D NLG 360X135R6 X - NYLON M06502 2620-14-516-6381 0 228 Military DASSAULT Rafale D NLG 360X135R6 X - NYLON M06503 0 228 Military DASSAULT Rafale M NLG 520X140R10.5 X - NYLON M07202 2620-14-516-6379 0 215 Military DASSAULT Rafale M MLG 790X275R15 X - NYLON M08002 2620-14-516-6380 0 226 Military DASSAULT Super Etendard NLG 490X155R9 X - NYLON M01402 2620-14-468-3209 0 189 Military E-2, C-2, A-6 NLG 20X5.5 BIAS 007-636-0 2620-00-936-9416 14 174 Military E-3 NLG / MLG 46X16 BIAS 039-784-3 28 225 Military E-6, E-3, VC-131, VC-137 NLG 39X13 BIAS 008-755-0 2620-00-993-1278 16 195 Military EA-6B NLG 20X5.5 BIAS 001-634-1 2620-00-169-0143 16 200 Military Eurocopter AS330 NLG / MLG 7.00-6 BIAS 001-321-0 8 120 Military Eurocopter Tigre MLG 23X9.0-8 BIAS 001-570-0 2620-14-524-7025 10 120 Military Eurofighter NLG 20X8.5R6.5 X - NYLON M103080 2620-14-516-1769 0 220 Military Eurofighter MLG 30.5X10.0R17 X - NYLON M103180 2620-14-516-1771 0 230 Military Eurofighter MLG 30.5X10.0R17 X - NYLON M103180 2620-14-516-1771 0 230 Military Eurofighter EF2000 Typhoon MLG 30.5X10.0R17 X - NYLON M103181 2620-14-577-8249 0 245 Military Eurofighter H&H NLG 20X8.5R6.5 X - NYLON M10101 2620-14-576-0537 0 253 Military F-105, A-10, T-1 NLG / MLG 24X7.7 BIAS 008-675-1 2620-00-618-0430 14 217 Military F-14, F-18A-F, EA-18G, F-35C NLG 22X6.6-10 BIAS 005-522-0 2620-01-464-6078 22 240 Military F-15A-D MLG 34.5X9.75-18 BIAS 008-723-3 2620-01-055-4600 26 225 Military F-15A-D MLG 34.5X9.75-18 BIAS 008-723-3 2620-01-055-4600 26 259 Military F-15E NLG 22X7.75R9 X - NYLON M06002 2620-01-231-6068 0 210 Military F-15E MLG 36X11.0R18 X - NYLON M06104 2620-01-235-2028 30 227 Military F-15E MLG 36X11.0-18 BIAS 001-809-0 2620-01-299-1924 30 262 Military ® NATIONAL STOCK PLY SPEED RATING MAIN AIRCRAFT POSITION SIZE TECHNOLOGY PART NUMBER MAIN MARKET NUMBER RATING (MPH) F-16 NLG 18X5.7-8 BIAS 005-643-4 2620-01-157-3821 18 250 Military F-16 Block 30 MLG 25.5X8.0R14 X - NYLON M00808 2620-01-536-6926 20 217 Military F-16 Block 30 MLG 25.5X8.0-14 BIAS 008-665-3 2620-01-493-7140 20 250 Military F-16 Block 40/50 MLG 27.75X8.75R14.5 X - NYLON M07707 2620-01-591-4582 24 259 Military F-16 Block 40/50 MLG 27.75X8.75-14.5 BIAS 005-668-3 2620-01-277-2690 24 270 Military F-16 Block 60 MLG 27.75X8.75R14.5 X - NYLON M07704 2620-14-569-5299 24 288 Military F-16 Block 60 NLG 17.9X6.7R8 X - NYLON M16701 2620-14-556-1256 22 270 Military F-18A-D, S-3 MLG 30X11.5-14.5 BIAS 005-834-2 2620-00-165-4043 26 247 Military F-18A-D, S-3 MLG 30X11.5-14.5 BIAS 005-834-2 2620-00-165-4043 26 247 Military F-18A-F, EA-18G, F-35C NLG 22X6.6-10 BIAS 004-522-1 2620-01-464-6078 22 230 Military F-18E-F, EA-18G MLG 32X11.5-15 BIAS 005-893-0 2620-01-455-4869 26 242 Military F-18E-F, EA-18G MLG 32X11.5-15 BIAS 005-893-0 2620-01-455-4869 26 242 Military F-22 MLG 37X11.5R18 X - NYLON M11501 2620-01-489-1672 28 215 Military F-22 NLG 23.5X7.5R10 X - NYLON M12401 2620-01-488-1177 22 215 Military F-35A (CTOL) NLG 23.5X7.5R10 X - NYLON M17301 2620-01-619-8190 22 250 Military F-35A (CTOL) MLG 34X11.0R17 X - NYLON M20401 2620-01-619-8205 26 288 Military F-5A/B NLG 18X6.5-8 BIAS 008-644-0 2620-00-779-1194 12 265 Military GRUMMAN OV1 C,D,E NLG 6.50-8 BIAS 001-338-0 8 120 Military Mohawk H3, CH-3E, HH-3A, SH-3A/S/G NLG / MLG 6.50-10 BIAS 001-356-0 2620-00-142-5280 10 120 Military H-53A-E, V-22 NLG / MLG 8.50-10 BIAS 001-351-0 2620-01-530-5087 12 120 Military H-60 MLG 26X10.0-11 BIAS 001-822-1 2620-01-137-3398 12 69 Military H-60 TLG 15X6.0-6 BIAS 041-501-0 2620-01-101-5087 6 69 Military KC-135 MLG 49X17.0R20 X - NYLON M26803 26 225 Military KC-135 NLG 38X11 BIAS 001-748-2 2620-00-137-0262 14 195 Military KC-135 NLG 38X11 BIAS 001-748-2 2620-00-137-0262 14 195 Military KC-135 MLG 49X17 BIAS 008-787-1 2620-00-575-8893 26 195 Military KC-135 MLG 49X17 BIAS 008-787-1 2620-00-575-8893 26 195 Military LOCKHEED S3 A,B Viking NLG 22X6.75-10 BIAS 003-525-0 18 200 Military Mirage III / V / 50 NLG 435X190R5 X - NYLON M00503 2620-14-433-3583 0 228 Military Mirage III / V / 50 / 2000 MLG 750X230R15 X - NYLON M00106 2620-14-516-6378 0 262 Military GROUND / O-1, UH-1 7.00-6 BIAS 041-320-0 2620-00-269-7553 6 120 Military MLG P-3C NLG 28X7.7 BIAS 008-683-0 2620-00-061-4108 14 174 Military P-3C NLG 28X7.7 BIAS 008-683-0 2620-00-061-4108 14 174 Military P-3C MLG 40X14 BIAS 012-771-0 2620-00-928-4502 28 174 Military P-3C MLG 40X14 BIAS 012-771-0 2620-00-928-4502 28 174 Military Panavia Tornado MLG 30X11.5R14.5 X - NYLON M13801 2620-14-504-7849 26 240 Military ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL NLG 32X8.8 BIAS 006-836-0 20 217 Military Shuttle ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL NLG 32X8.8 BIAS 006-836-0 20 217 Military Shuttle SEPECAT Jaguar NLG 535X250R6 X - NYLON M01701 2620-14-433-3574 0 244 Military SH-60, H-60H, H-60B/F, MH- MLG 26X10.0-11 BIAS 001-822-0 2620-01-118-5543 10 69 Military 60R/S Super Puma MLG 615X225-10 BIAS 001-596-0 2620-14-534-7647 12 120 Military T-2 NLG 20X4.4 BIAS 012-620-1 2620-00-287-5248 10 160 Military T-2 MLG 24X5.5 BIAS 012-646-0 2620-00-580-0999 12 139 Military T-38 MLG 20X4.40R12 X - NYLON M16404 2620-01-321-1049 14 255 Military T-38, T-39 NLG 18X4.4 BIAS 001-611-0 2620-00-554-2459 6 174 Military T-38B, T-37, T-6, JPATS MLG 20X4.4 BIAS 008-622-3 2620-01-042-2783 14 255 Military T-45A NLG 19X5.25-10 BIAS 001-626-0 2620-00-026-2001 12 185 Military T-45A Goshawk MLG 24X7.7 BIAS 006-686-0 2620-00-618-0430 20 190 Military Tornado / Hot&High MLG 30X11.5R14.5 X - NYLON M13802 2620-14-572-0688 26 240 Military Tornado NETMA MLG 30X11.5R14.5 X - NYLON M10503 2620-14-445-5792 24 210 Military Tornado NETMA MLG 30X11.5R14.5 X - NYLON M10503 2620-14-445-5792 24 210 Military U-2 MLG 26X6.6 BIAS 012-660-0 2620-00-720-3729 16 174 Military Westland Lynx MK9 NLG / MLG 8.50-10 BIAS 001-350-1 10 160 Military 49X17 BIAS 001-787-0 26 174 Military ® NATIONAL STOCK PLY SPEED RATING MAIN AIRCRAFT POSITION SIZE TECHNOLOGY PART NUMBER MAIN MARKET NUMBER RATING (MPH) 49X17 BIAS 001-787-1 26 174 Military 50X21.0-20 BIAS 004-877-0 30 225 Military 22X6.6-10 BIAS 005-652-1 18 230 Military 32X8.8 BIAS 006-836-2 20 217 Military 20.00-20 BIAS 008-413-0 26 174 Military 34.5X9.75-18 BIAS 008-723-0 26 225 Military 34.5X9.75-18 BIAS 008-723-1 26 225 Military 36X11 BIAS 008-742-0 22 174 Military 36X11 BIAS 008-742-1 22 174 Military 44X16 BIAS 008-777-1 28 174 Military 56X16 BIAS 008-794-0 38 217 Military 47X18.0-18 BIAS 008-798-0 30 195 Military B46X16.0-23.5 BIAS 008-887-3 30 276 Military 30X11.5-14.5 BIAS 010-833-0 24 210 Military 30X11.5-14.5 BIAS 010-834-0 24 210 Military For any other tire size no featured in the above listing, please contact your local sales office.
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