New Sailuns.
I just mounted new Sailun 235/85/16s. Should I run 110 PSI or 95 PSI. I got both opinions at the tire store. I'm in Tucson and we get hot - does that make a difference?
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bucky wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
Weigh your tires separately if possible. Use the weight/inflation chart for your tire size and load range. Add 5psi to what your chart says. This is per GY Tech support. You will get some nay sayers on here but I have towed many thousands of miles using inflation charts on vehicles and RV with great results. Better stopping, ride and tread life.
This is exactly right. Heed the advice.
YES but common sense does NOT apply sometimes. I have done so for many thousands of miles with perfect tread wear and long tire life.
Example I run 30-35psi on my DRW's rears unloaded. I run 65-67 at full rear axle rating of 9,750#. I run 80psi fronts all the time. I will easily get 60k out of my Michelin's. Not many can say this towing a 5er with 6k pin weight 1/2 of the trucks miles.
But heck maybe I should run MAX of 80psi on all six tires?????
