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12:23 pm
June 14, 2012
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osage
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what tire preasure is every one using on a 14rb tire says 50lb cold seems alittle high to me.
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12:45 pm
June 14, 2012
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Eugene
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I roll with 50 psi cold in my 14RB no problems.
Jim
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2011 Sportsmen Classic 14RB pulled by a 2012 Toyota Tacoma V6 4WD, 6-speed manual
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7:28 am
June 15, 2012
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DougB
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50 lbs for me too, no problems
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7:37 am
June 15, 2012
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Mike M
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Trailers typically put a lot more weight on the tires than your car does, which is why they're built with more plys in the construction and run higher air pressures. If you look at the tire, it probably says "for trailer service only" on it somewhere. Do not lower your air pressure. The consequential increased movement in the tire carcass will result in heat build up from the friction of all the parts of the tire rubbing together, and could very likely result in a blowout at the most inopportune time.
Mike M.
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2012 190 pulled by a 2011 F150 Supercab 3.7 2wd.
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