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Old 06-25-2017, 04:28 PM   #22
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I was Just looking on line at prices on new aluminum rims and they said that the dot law determins the PSI of the rim. And they had 3 choices of valve stems for 80 to 110PSI.
I'm thinking if the tire say's 110 PSI then it should be run at 110 PSI???
I really want the Sailuns I'll never be maxed out on that much load wieght.
No you don't have to run the tire at the maximum pressure.
If you want to run them at 110PSI then you need different rims.
You can run them at 80 on your rims. You just can't exceed the load limit of 3640# per tire.
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