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Originally Posted by JAWs
Cute reply, but you would be wrong as I am not running full tire pressure. I'm running legal wheel pressure at 85 which builds up to 95.
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I ran a tire shop for many years and we put 100 psi in the G rated tires. Unless you have 8K axles, that air pressure will work fine on those tires. I know the tire police will respond to that, but I’m telling you that in the real world it works. In fact if you weigh your trailer loaded, you can figure out how much per tire you are carrying and then inflate according to the weight you are carrying per the inflation table, or inflate them to carry 3,500 lbs and cover the capacity of the axle if you have 7k axles.
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Gunther, Sheri and Calvin
2020 Montana 3812 MS with a Reese Goosebox
2006 Dodge 3500 Dually, LB, 6 Sp, 5.9 Cummins with Flashpaq Super Chip Tuner
South Bend Flywheel and Clutch, Loadlifter 5000 Rear Air Bag Kit
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