Why ST tires?
Hey All, Total noob, trying to soak all this RV stuff in all at once. The Maxxis ST tires on my recently purchased 2001 TT "look" like new, but I don't know how old they actually are, so don't kno...
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I'm not sure what you are talking about. The linked list said the MAX towing speed in Virginia is 55MPH. That is an incorrect statement. Correct for California, yes. Correct for Virginia, No indeed.
For unposted secondary roads that are normally numbered 600 and above, the maximum trailer speed is 55, the same as for automobiles, unless pulled by what Virginia legally describes as trucks, and then the max speed limit is 45.
For unposted secondary roads that are normally numbered 600 and above, the maximum trailer speed is 55, the same as for automobiles, unless pulled by what Virginia legally describes as trucks, and then the max speed limit is 45.
EldIr wrote:Atlee wrote:
There must be a misprint for Virginia max toe speed.
That list says 55 mph. I know of no posted speed limit for trailers for 55 mph, and if there was, no trailer goes that slow.FastEagle wrote:EldIr wrote:
Many states have unposted maximum speed when towing substantially lower than the posted limit. Check the laws in the states you're towing or extra fuel might not be the only cost you incur.
Here is a reference that includes towing speeds by state.
Click Here.
FE
What part of unposted don't you get? It's very common for the speed limit for towing ANYTHING to be 55mph - UNPOSTED. Enforced or not isn't the point. It's on the books so they can choose to enforce it if they want.
