E rated tire with max psi of 65?
I have Nitto Ridge Grapplers that came on the truck when I bought it used, size LT325/65R18 E 127/124Q. Every E-rated tire I've ever seen is rated to carry its max load at 80psi, so the first trip ...
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mich800 wrote:twodownzero wrote:
I wouldn't get rid of them. I have the Ridge Grapplers on one of my trucks, not one I use to pull or carry a camper, and they've actually been great tires. I would, however, not air them up so much unloaded. Check your door panel for what the original tires used for pressure and back that down some. 35-40 psi is probably more than enough.
The inflation sticker is only applicable if running the size/spec tires the sticker is referencing.
Why cant people figure this out? Especially dealers and service centers. Check the freakin sidewall NOT the truck
Wider tires (generally 285 and above) will be 65psi max. A wider footprint tire doesnt need as high an air pressure as a narrower tire to support the load. This is nothing new. Been this way for years. Has nothing to do with on/off road.
