Towing above 65

Sure. I do it all the time. Only cavity. Fuel economy drops like a rock above 55.

I guess if you are in that big of a hurry.....I am not

I like to go with the flow up to about 70 to 75. I have done it for years and have ST tires on the TT.

That is why we stay off the Interstates whenever possible. Hate to see what happens when an RV wrecks at that speed.

donn0128 wrote:
Sure. I do it all the time. Only cavity. Fuel economy drops like a rock above 55.

Cavity?

I think the semi trailers like to pass close, then cut you off. I always watch their tires as they go by and I have seen some just completely deflated and still intact but waiting to fly off. The best solution seems to be try to keep up with the majority, some will still pass, and others you can pass safely, but pacing yourself to fit in will avoid anxiety.

Sprink-Fitter wrote:

donn0128 wrote:
Sure. I do it all the time. Only cavity. Fuel economy drops like a rock above 55.

Cavity?

Caveat

ca·ve·at

noun: caveat; plural noun: caveats

a warning or proviso of specific stipulations, conditions, or limitations.
synonyms: warning, caution, admonition;

Johno02 wrote:
That is why we stay off the Interstates whenever possible. Hate to see what happens when an RV wrecks at that speed.

X2

I run 75+ regularly. I have great tires, a more than capable TV and my hitch is setup perfectly. My wife is comfortable driving at those speeds as well.

One thing to remember. The ST tire was born during the nationwide 55MPH speed limit days.

Go as fast as you feel comfortable. If you're in the mood to fly, go ahead. If you're feeling laid back, cruise it. Just don't be upset by what everyone else is doing. If you led your whole life worrying about what others are doing you'd be pretty miserable.