110 PSI Air While on the Road
Thinking about upgrading from 80 PSI E-rated tires to 110 PSI G-rated tires. I assume 110 PSI air is available at most Love, Pilot-type truck stops? Anybody use a portable air compressor? If s...
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otrfun wrote:
Thinking about upgrading from 80 PSI E-rated tires to 110 PSI G-rated tires.
I assume 110 PSI air is available at most Love, Pilot-type truck stops?
Anybody use a portable air compressor? If so, what make/model?
In 50+ years of RVing I have found very few places that did not have compressors capable of 110 psi., even ones that require quarters.
If the tires and rims are rated to do so there is absolutely no reason not to. P
My tires and rims have that rating but I run at 100 lbs., simply because I choose to do so. At 110psi. the ride became harsher than I like, and any lower than 100psi. I experienced what I call squirm ( a tendency to follow ruts ).
As to compressors, I also have a Porter Cable pancake.
PS; I would like to believe everyone that has been driving a vehicle for any length of time has the common sense not to exceed the maximum rating, but according to one poster there must be some.
