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bmwrider... said...

I have found in the automotive repair industry for many years and saw many errors in the tires for all types of vehicles, I also experienced failures, tire due to improper installation. I have read and answered the questions and answers, and here is another. . .

Let me begin by asking whether a tire-Carlisle, that have filled the air? To answer honestly, but I think most people think that a load range D (such as a tire for passenger cars, is not it?) At about 35 PSI or perhaps 44 psi, and I is inflated Carlisle reviewed the situation and the maximum tire pressure 65 PSI

http://www.carlisletire.com/products/tra ...

If this is not the answer, then think about it, how many failures there, these tires are caused by ignorance?

Here is something I know, I know, the tires, but they are not classified in a position to limit requests for use when it takes place is a load range D tires, but you need to create the pressure of air CDAd take.

I recommend that you weigh the trailer and calculate what you should wear your tire air pressure, regardless of the manufacturer and read the page, believe it or not, is the maximum air pressure.

January 13, 2010 at 1:02 AM

Mike Frizzi said...

I have had great luck with Carlisles. But, the thing that will really matter most to the quality of the ride is making sure that the tires are rated for the amount of weight you will be making them deal with. IF you have any questions, head over to https://www.kenjones.com and shoot them an email or give them a call. They will answer any questions you may have, and you can definitely trust what they have to say.

January 15, 2010 at 7:57 AM