Most alphanumeric tires feature a load range of B, which indicates that they are restricted to the load that can be carried at a maximum inflation pressure of 32 psi. C, D, or E tires are capable of greater loads. Most load range C, D, and E tires are intended for light-truck applications.
By Maria Pyanov in Birth. âYouâre really small. âYour baby bump is huge! Looks like a big baby is on the way. If youâre on the petite side, or if youâre expecting a larger baby or if youâre a first time mother-to-be, you might hear a great deal about babies being too big to fit through the pelvis or birth canal. When a baby cannot fit through the pelvis, this is called cephalopelvic disproportion (or CPD for short).
A combination of your baby's size and his new position can also lead to lower backaches. Pre-Labor and False Contractions. Once your baby has dropped in your pelvis -- or sometimes even before -- you may notice irregular uterine contractions.These pre-labor contractions -- also known as Braxton Hicks contractions -- are not a sign that labor has begun, but rather they are your bodyâs way of getting ready for the big event.ave. The final weeks of pregnancy are awash with anxious anticipation and a few -- or more -- bodily discomforts. Your baby's shift in position as he drops in your pelvis may make a noticeable change to your baby bump.