trailer tire pressure

Most trailers have a tire plate near the hitch. Tire size & cold pressure.
Mine takes 50 psi.
I ran 35 psi when I first got it, wore out a set of tires fast.

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Originally Posted by DonDon

OK, you gonna make me look at something. LOL

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I just reread this ignert thread and more specially this post and have determined you jus very well could be lazy, ignert or Super Gewberish or all three. You gewber, you gonna be right there beside the tire when you checkin the pressure, why can't you look at the tire? Surely you ain't gonna do it blindfolded or make Nessa do it. You must be really bored today. You oughta be postin pichurs of headlights fer WB or sumptin.

[QUOTE=Minnerman;1924659] have determined you jus very well could be lazy, ignert or Super Gewberish or all three./QUOTE]

Bingo!!! How can you have a boat for what, 3 or 4 years and not know what pressure your tires are rated for? banghead

Torch I said run the max in the tire not 10 pounds over.

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I use nitrogen.

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Originally Posted by torch

45 to 50 DO NOT RUN THE MAX at summer temps air pressure goes up as it heats and will blow. Did you ever tighten up your guide ons?

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Gpt to go get a couple bolts but did tighten everthing else up

Damg, ask a simple question and get landblasted by the gewb crowd. Don;t you 2 have a beach to go lay out on some oleblue can hunt ya? LOL

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Originally Posted by DonDon

Damg, ask a simple question and get landblasted by the gewb crowd. Don;t you 2 have a beach to go lay out on some oleblue can hunt ya? LOL

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Lmfao

45 here to

Put in 50lbs and let her roll!!!


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