Is that with a load? 50 on the tire is the max safe level with a max tire load. 40 is plenty when the trailer is empty. I used to build 2 place trailers for a company. Personally, i check my trailer tires whenever i put a load on them. Otherwise use good eye judgement on how much the tire is squatting and adjust accordingly. For a smoother ride, let some air out when it's empty and it won't bounce over every little bump.
trailer tire
i have 40 psi in my double wide trailer tire. it says 50 on the tire. at 40 it is rock hard. what do you people use for pressure?
1992 arctic cat jag deluxe
1996 ZRT 600
1992 arctic cat jag deluxe
1996 ZRT 600
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nothing wrong with 40lbs. You are checking them cold right? they will under-read when they warm up.
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I think.... therefore I sled
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Two '94 Indy XLT SKS
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I think.... therefore I sled
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Two '94 Indy XLT SKS
I run mine at 42psi one of my sleds is 97 ultra spx se 680 in like a lead weight.
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