Trailer tires
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- Speed Setter
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Re: Trailer tires
Dpends if trailer is empty or loaded. Where trailer is very light when empty, it will REALLY bounce if driven with 'loaded' pressures. I think 35psi loaded, 30 psi empty.
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Re: Trailer tires
most trailer tires are 50psi cold.
radial tires you can get away with a little lower but bias ply you need to religiously check they are at 50psi cold or they will overheat and blow out easily.
ted
radial tires you can get away with a little lower but bias ply you need to religiously check they are at 50psi cold or they will overheat and blow out easily.
ted
need parts for your trailer, welding repairs/fabrication (sorry cant do aluminum), tires mounted and balanced, feel free to email/pm me. i am located a little west of nashua. ted
Re: Trailer tires
Whatever it says on the sidewall...50-something whether the car is on it or not. Mine weighs 1600# empty and doesn't bounce around at all.
-Cy
99 Spec Miata (SM/STU/STL/EP)
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99 Spec Miata (SM/STU/STL/EP)
2011, 2013, 2014 NER STU Champion
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