Tire Load/Inflation Calculation
Exactly three years ago I bought new tires for my Jayco 23' (27'OAL). I had previously had the trailer professionally weighed at an Escapee's weigh station where they weigh the load on each tire. Unfo...
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MFL wrote:rfloyd99 wrote:
OP again. I just checked the tread wear - it's even on all four tires,but it looks like there's more wear on the edges (in and out) than in the center.That's how the original tires were also.
Also, I found that I didn't go up in size - orig and new tires are 205/75. New tires are D load range, old were C.
OK...This changes my rec to using full 65 psi in tires for trip, and 60 psi, a very minimum. Doing this, full max 65, should make a noticeable difference in TV mpg, over that many miles of upcoming trip.
Jerry
Yup, 10-4. Air up a bit more from what you're running to get rid of the scrub or underinflation wear. (if it's significant)
And FWIW, even at max pressure, you're not going to balloon those tires with that size trailer and experience wear from overinflection.
