Proper PSI For Trailer Tires?
I'm curious as to what you consider the correct psi, to put into your trailer tires? I have a toy hauler, 28' twin axle. Fully loaded i'm 15 - 16K lbs. The max rating on the tires, is stated at 80psi....
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tinner12002 wrote:Wild Card wrote:
For example my dually rears are rated 65psig...and thats what is on the door sticker. If i am unloaded its ridiculous tonrun max psi. Sometimes too much air is a bad thing
That's funny because my dually tires are rated at 80psi just as the fronts. Door sticker says to run 65psi for max load but other than ride quality if I had 4-5K on my pin I do think I would bump it up above 65psi. Just my opinion. As for the OPs question, I run anywhere between 75-80psi in my trailer tires. Tires are rated at 80psi at max load so that's what I start out on trips with, if it drops to 75psi overnite I don't worry as the psi comes up when traveling and as outside temps come up.
I think i pretty much stated in my post that it was the door sticker that stated 65psig for max load. Of course they are rated for 8o...they can be rotated to the front which is max load of 80 on the door sticker
