Info on tires and rims
I would like to get new tires for my fiftheheel stepping up from a D rating to a E rated tire. My question is that the psi for a E rated tire is 80 psi and I have those steel wheels. Do I need to worr...
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So gurus, a little help....
just today I finished my transition from Goodyear Marathons...(4 years
by born on dating) to Carlisle Radial Trail RH's ... ST 235/80/R16..
(checked dates Dec 15). Looks like the max. capacity has increased
(from Marathons) to 3520 #'s (single)...and, to 85 PSI (cold) from 80.
My question... the TREDIT wheels (6 bolt original) website lists a "load capacity"
but nowhere on site do they list a "PSI". Important ? this post would lead me to
believe it is critical.
just wondering ?
BTW 6000 lb. axles. ...and, had em' put steel valves in for my TPMS.
Tires look nice...not lumpy sidewalls like the Marathons.
full disclosure... couldn't afford the Michelin Ribs...but needed
new rubber. Mea Culpa.
Charles
just today I finished my transition from Goodyear Marathons...(4 years
by born on dating) to Carlisle Radial Trail RH's ... ST 235/80/R16..
(checked dates Dec 15). Looks like the max. capacity has increased
(from Marathons) to 3520 #'s (single)...and, to 85 PSI (cold) from 80.
My question... the TREDIT wheels (6 bolt original) website lists a "load capacity"
but nowhere on site do they list a "PSI". Important ? this post would lead me to
believe it is critical.
just wondering ?
BTW 6000 lb. axles. ...and, had em' put steel valves in for my TPMS.
Tires look nice...not lumpy sidewalls like the Marathons.
full disclosure... couldn't afford the Michelin Ribs...but needed
new rubber. Mea Culpa.
Charles
