5th wheel tires
What are considered the best tire for 5th wheels today Have a Cedar Creek weighing 11,700 wet and it is time for a change
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Curly2001 wrote:
The Endurance tires I purchased from Discount came with the advice from Discount to run them at MAX pressure all the time for the best towing/tire results. The trailer came with China bombs which did blow up, I tried Carlisle which one blew apart, and now have Endurance which so far, have done fine in the Arizona heat. Last year came through Phoenix at 112 degrees with my fingers crossed, checking my tire monitors and did make it to Tucson with no problems.
Curly
That is purely a CYA statement on their part. Example, some may be right on the edge of having enough capacity on a 65psi "D" rated tire. It would be stupid to run 80psi stepping up to "E" If the tires weight dictates 65. GY Tech will tell you to use the weight/inflation chart when up sizing load range and add 5psi to what the chart says.
Example would need 70psi. Per GY Tech running too much air will give you less stopping, rougher ride and more tire wear.
To the nay sayers that I am sure will comment WHY do every tire made have a load/inflation chart if it should not be used?
