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Hi Erik,
If I remember correctly, the max. press. listed on the side walls of the original tires supplied on my Olds Silhouette and Cobra trailer is 44 psi. I usually only elevate the tire pressures when going on a long trip when I need to travel at higher speeds. From experience, this alows me to cruise about 10 mph faster which helps. However, I agree that the sidewalls need to be stiffer. The thread I refered to described their solution which was to buy a pair of aftermarket 17in wheels (for some model Honda) having the correct 4 bolt pattern and equiping them with low profile tires. They were elated with the results. I would do the same if I wasn't so cheap! Let me know what you decide to do and the results. Lorry |
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