Upgrade Tires
Purchased a 2013 Outback 250RS last December. Still has the original tires on it. I know I've read here many times before to not trust the original tires very long. Over the course of the summer, th...
Forum Discussion
Is it your belief that the steel wheel will fail before the rubber tire will fail due to over-inflation ?
Increasing the PSI is a major method used by the tire manufacturers to carry additional load .
We see this in LT and ST and commercial tires (100 psi plus ) .
I think you are reading something into a chart that has nothing to do with the wheel capacity to carry additional psi .
Maintaining that nobody should inflate to 65 or 80 PSI robs all of the uninformed from making the rational choice to move to a load range D or load range E tire .
The Maxxis Cheerleaders want to rob us of the rational choice .
CapriRacer has posted that the wheel manufacturers do not have PSI as a factor in rating their wheels . Only a weight rating .
Lets be safe out there .
Does your RV steel wheel have a stamp that says " Maximum 50 PSI " ?
Increasing the PSI is a major method used by the tire manufacturers to carry additional load .
We see this in LT and ST and commercial tires (100 psi plus ) .
I think you are reading something into a chart that has nothing to do with the wheel capacity to carry additional psi .
Maintaining that nobody should inflate to 65 or 80 PSI robs all of the uninformed from making the rational choice to move to a load range D or load range E tire .
The Maxxis Cheerleaders want to rob us of the rational choice .
CapriRacer has posted that the wheel manufacturers do not have PSI as a factor in rating their wheels . Only a weight rating .
Lets be safe out there .
Does your RV steel wheel have a stamp that says " Maximum 50 PSI " ?
