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dbates wrote:.
Last year I replaced 6 Michelin tires with 6 Hankook 225/70R19.5. I called Hankook and they advised that I should use the same tire pressure that I had been using in the Michelins which was (70 #) and based on my verified MH weight. The Michelin tread had worn quite well for the 50,000 miles that I had run them and the ride is about the same now.
Dave
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RicoSuave wrote:
I recently read somewhere on another RV website that the coach mfg. recommended PSI stated on that coach label should be used at all times. I currently am back to 80 PSI.
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โOct-04-2014 06:36 PM
Hoot887 wrote:
A couple of weeks ago I posted that I had a question on newly purchased Hankook tires. Thanks for the input. New question... I purchased 6 245/70 19.5 AH11 tires. I called the Hankook headquarters in New Jersey to get an inflation chart which was promptly emailed to me. The chart say that if my front weight on each tires is 3,250# the pressure is off the chart below 60# for each tire. I know that the chart is accurate but I am wondering if anyone is running tire that low. It just seems that in 10+ years RVing I have never experienced tires inflated to below 8o#.
What pressure is anyone using for these tires?
Any input/advise is appreciated.
Hoot
โOct-04-2014 06:15 PM
Ivylog wrote:
Most charts stop at 70 which is min for keeping the tire on the rim.
โOct-04-2014 06:13 PM