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Get ready for some great advice on this topic. My pennies worth are to
never run tires below reco. pressure unless you want more traction out of a mud pit or to lower your vehicle to get it below a bridge. Low pressure will cause more sidewall flex and lead to an overheat failure. Get Trailer tires only as they will have an extra sidewall layer needed for trailer sway that will wear on car tires. I learned from Charlie Spratt that you want 10% min. of the total tow weight on the ball to help prevent excessive rear end swaying. Finally, Walmart sells mounted trailer tires, that's tires and rims together, ready to go in 13", 14", 15" size that have a C rating. $79, not bad. You can mount them at the pickpoint and be ready to haul. Next..... |
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