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Max rim PSI

Eyetattoo
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I noticed that my rims have a max PSI of 65 lbs but I have always run at 70-75 psi with Maxxis Load E tires. I run at 70 psi because the trailer has a max weight of 11k lbs. Should I be concerned about what is stamped on the rim? I would really like to run them at 80psi......
2015 2500HD Duramax LTZ Crew Cab
2005 26' Attitude Toy Hauler
2007 GSXR600
2004 YFZ450
2006 TRX90
2013 Raptor 90
2007 Raptor 350

Is it time to camp yet?!
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ksg5000
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Running 80 lbs on D rated rim is suppose to be dangerous. Putting "danger" aside running 80 lbs on rig who's weight is designed to run on 65 lbs will give you lousy ride. The max pressure on outside of tire isn't the weight that tire mfg recommends - that's based on the weight of the rig and in your case it's 65 lbs or maybe less.

I use E rated tires - D rated rims. Based on scale/weight my front tires are 48lbs and rear tire are just under 60.
Kevin

mapguy
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Eyetattoo wrote:
I noticed that my rims have a max PSI of 65 lbs but I have always run at 70-75 psi with Maxxis Load E tires. I run at 70 psi because the trailer has a max weight of 11k lbs. Should I be concerned about what is stamped on the rim? I would really like to run them at 80psi......



Your going to get response both ways on this question......

My concern would be more related to the weight capacity stamping......but overloading by weight or psi can have consequences.