I have E rated tires. I run 50/55 psi with camper on for highway miles. Should I lower pressure with camper off?
My only experience with E tires is with camper on, so don't know if I should continue with high pressures.
2005 Tundra.
Posted 18 April 2021 - 03:54 PM
I have E rated tires. I run 50/55 psi with camper on for highway miles. Should I lower pressure with camper off?
My only experience with E tires is with camper on, so don't know if I should continue with high pressures.
2005 Tundra.
2012 Fleet, 2005 Tundra
formally know as DonC before all my accounts were hacked
Posted 18 April 2021 - 04:25 PM
Edited by CougarCouple, 18 April 2021 - 08:38 PM.
Posted 18 April 2021 - 05:29 PM
The tire load limit will decrease as pressure is reduced. Your tire manufacturer probably can provide tables and if you know your axle weights (loaded and unloaded) then you can reduce pressure accordingly. Here is a sample link for Toyo tires.
https://www.toyotire...nflation-tables
2015 Hawk, Silver Spur Interior, Fiberglass siding. 2008 F250 4x4 Supercab
Posted 19 April 2021 - 01:38 PM
Would improve your ride
Posted 19 April 2021 - 06:20 PM
IMO you need to lower the tire pressure without a load or
the tires will wear in the middle of the tread and not the whole tread.
Same for under inflation the tires will wear on the side of the tread more.
Frank
2002 Tundra AC TRD 4WD Limited 2009 ATC Bobcat loaded http://sharychic.blogspot.com/
Posted 20 April 2021 - 05:18 AM
Tacoma/Fleet 2018.
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