Carlisle Radial Trail RH
Can anyone provide a long term review of these? I've dug around and not really found much 'current' info. I know they got people talking a couple years ago when they came out. I'd like to hear from...
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Just a bit of info I have picked up on while researching tire mfg's.
I see the tires you mention are rated for 87 mph . It just made me think of the following.
You might have to keep the same size tire on the same wheel.
I would not exceed the wheel and valve pressure rating.
Some tire mfg's tell customers to add 10 psi so they run them at 66-75 mph. It's not safe to do that on a tire if the wheel psi rating is exceeded. That will limit you to 65 mph.
Just wanted to share this info to make sure your new tires are a match up for the wheels you plan to use. Many people mismatch them and blame the tires when a failure occurs.
I see the tires you mention are rated for 87 mph . It just made me think of the following.
You might have to keep the same size tire on the same wheel.
I would not exceed the wheel and valve pressure rating.
Some tire mfg's tell customers to add 10 psi so they run them at 66-75 mph. It's not safe to do that on a tire if the wheel psi rating is exceeded. That will limit you to 65 mph.
Just wanted to share this info to make sure your new tires are a match up for the wheels you plan to use. Many people mismatch them and blame the tires when a failure occurs.
