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Old 08-16-2009, 05:52 AM   #1
Clemson1881
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I've always felt that on a trailer with such a heavy load that I'll run the max pressure unless I see uneven tire wear. At max pressures I've always had fairly even tire wear, so I've never had to back it down. If I saw wear issues I'd back it down some at that point. Too many blowouts and failures out there to even think about running 65 PSI with that load. Give yourself all the safety margin you can. Just my opinion.
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