Yet another tire post!
On the way back from NC traveling South on I 75, my left rear tire blew! Fortunately I was checking the lanes when it happened, as I herd nor felt anything! Did some sheet metal damage, and took out t...
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Me Again wrote:GrumpyandGrandma wrote:Bipeflier wrote:
For those who get the Goodyear G614 here is the inflation chart for RV tires. Just look up your tire size and load to determine the proper inflation pressure. Not everyone needs 110 PSI.
Goodyear Inflation Chart
Not according to GOODYEAR they said always run 110 on a FW or TT. The chart is for motorized.
That is a little strange as they do not have LT235/85R16G that is not for trailer use only!
If a person, which a lot do, installs G614's on a trailer with 6K axles, why would they need tires aired to 7500 capacity??? If the tire can support a trailer with 7K axles, why would you run the same inflation on both.
I run my Bridgestone Duravis R250's and 71 lbs on 5200 lb axles, they perform great. Ran XPS Ribs at the same inflation for 6.5 years and 40K+ miles and then sold them for 200 bucks on CL.
Chris
All I know is that was the answer I got back when I used their contact form since I'm only at 3,300 +/- on each tire.
The only trailer specific tire on that chart is the 17.5 that was why I questioned it. The others talk about steer positions.
