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Old 12-20-2018, 05:31 AM   #37
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Jeff, since you are upgrading the wheels to 15", you might want to go ahead and just do the tires at LR E, instead of D. Would get extra reserve capacity for the same price. I believe the LR D and E were both like $64 for the Carlisle Radial Trail HDs. I did it and have been completely satisfied.

Thanks for the good idea, Matt. Since you have the same rims that I am looking at (rated at 2540 lbs) do you run the tire pressure for your LRE's at 80 psi or 65 psi?
It looks like your camper is a bit larger than mine (UVW, GVWR and length), did your camper come stock with 14" LRC or LRD tires?
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