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Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion 06-16-2014, 11:20 PM
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Posted By JackandJanet
Jeff, when I put 205/75R15 D-rated (OEM size, but...

Jeff, when I put 205/75R15 D-rated (OEM size, but higher load limit), I mounted them on the original rims. As I recall, the rim width was 5.5".

But, when I upgraded to the larger 225/75R15 D-rated...
Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion 06-02-2014, 12:15 AM
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Views: 8,416
Posted By JackandJanet
Les - just a note about ride comfort. I put the...

Les - just a note about ride comfort. I put the Michelin LT275/65R18 E-rated tires on my truck, replacing Goodyear Silent Armor tires of the same size (which was the OEM size btw). I did it because...
Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion 06-01-2014, 10:55 AM
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Views: 8,416
Posted By JackandJanet
I pretty much agree with Les. To get the max load...

I pretty much agree with Les. To get the max load carrying capacity on the D-rated trailer tires, they should be inflated to 65psi. If you inflate them to 50 psi, their load capacity is equivalent to...
Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion 09-17-2012, 11:42 AM
Replies: 28
Views: 8,416
Posted By JackandJanet
And, to add to this - when you inflate trailer...

And, to add to this - when you inflate trailer tires to the sidewall pressure, they are able to carry their "rated load" which should also be on the sidewall. If you inflate to anything less, the...
Forum: General Hi-Lo camper discussion 09-14-2012, 10:27 AM
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Posted By JackandJanet
My Hi-Lo, with OEM Load Range C tires, was...

My Hi-Lo, with OEM Load Range C tires, was placarded to require 50 psi. If your tires are rated that high for their cold inflation pressure, that's what I'd use. But, if you don't have "trailer...
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