Dexstar wheel conflicting info
I need to replaced the tires on my TT and I have been looking at the Goodyear Endurance tires but they are only available in load range D. The only readable label on my wheels is the spare and it s...
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Iraqvet05 wrote:JIMNLIN wrote:
Make it short a sweet and call Dexstar customer service number.
I did. Apparently they only have one person there that might be able to help me but she is out off the office. Probably the same person that never answered my email.
Keep after them.
We have 15" trailers wheels out here with 50 psi max....65/70 psi max....80 psi max. Thats why its important you find out which psi wheels you have.
I've seen the result of over pressure in load carrying wheels (truck and trailer) when I was on the road. We had newby owners/operators that thought all 16" wheels were 80 psi rated and all 15" could take 65 psi. Today most all new gen 15" 6 lug wheels are 80 psi. My current '97 trailer came with 15" 6 lug Dexters BUT are rated at 70 psi max.
Steel wheels usually split around the bead seat flange and aluminum wheels can crack the valley or the bead seats from over pressure when loads are added.
