one more trailer tire question, lol................

http://www.carlisletire.com/product_...vice_guide.pdf

Better sell a lot of fireworks John

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Originally Posted by "G"

Better sell a lot of fireworks John

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:yikesYou got that rite!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by TUSHHOG

http://www.carlisletire.com/product_...vice_guide.pdf

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Great link Tush. Everyone out to save this to a file for reference

Thanks, tush.....excellent info.

Be careful. Running lower air pressure will cause more heat .

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Be careful. Running lower air pressure will cause more heat .

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Your right.....most folks tend to run their trailer tires under inflated. I run 45 psi in mine as reccomended by mfg

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Originally Posted by eagle 1

Be careful. Running lower air pressure will cause more heat .

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That could be why the tread seperated on mine Saturday.

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Originally Posted by Wannabe...

Neither, springs or axle.

If a tire is over inflated, it will wear in the middle. If its under inflated it will wear on the edges-both edges.

Given the age of your trailer, id have the axle and springs checked. And now would be a good time to make sure your spare is properly inflated, your lug wrench is in the truck AND fits your lugs and that your jack is there and that you have a flashlight and the batteries are good. I. It will happen.

Wannabe...

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Yeah, check all the things WB doesn't!!!
I say the axle, and springs too!!


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