PSI for Mastercraft Tires?

[Flyswatter]

jpost wrote:What is recommended for PSI on trailer tires? ThanksSingle Axle on my 2012 SabreFTD if not for you but others is listed on my trailer at 44psi. Not sure for dual axle.

[RazorCat]

Same for dual axle on my Sabre FTD with Firestone Firehawks. 44 PSI

[jpost]

I have a dual axle for a Puma — 44 PSI, thanks

[bobsquatch13]

Wow, I have Cooper tires on my 02 Classic trailer and I thought 36# was the correct amount? I this wrong then?

[BIGCATTER]

Look on the side of the tire , and follow the tire manufacturers recommendation as far as pressure , and run them at maximum .

[Anonymous]

On my 2013 Eyra with the Mastercraft tires on it the trailer manufacturers (BassCat plate) plate says 44psi. I have not looked at the tire itself and seen what it says.Robert

[RazorCat]

Should be a plate along the inside of the frame at the front of the trailer.

[TAKFishing]

BIGCATTER wrote:Look on the side of the tire , and follow the tire manufacturers recommendation as far as pressure , and run them at maximum .The Deans Stinger is 44 psi rated as well. So when you say run them at max, fill them and measure to 44psi when cold? I assume the pressure goes up when trailering, exceeding 44psi so is this really ok?

[RazorCat]

TAKFishing wrote:BIGCATTER wrote:Look on the side of the tire , and follow the tire manufacturers recommendation as far as pressure , and run them at maximum .The Deans Stinger is 44 psi rated as well. So when you say run them at max, fill them and measure to 44psi when cold? I assume the pressure goes up when trailering, exceeding 44psi so is this really ok?Yes. Inflate them to the recommended pressure when cold. Properly inflated tires only gain 2-3 lbs. of pressure when in use, or so Ive read, and as evidenced by the tire monitor on my GMC truck.

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