Put on bigger tires and wheels

[CWtheMan]

Originally Posted by Jonas

I was quoting the info and recommended tire pressure printed on the sidewall.

You need to send a copy of that picture along with the rest of the sidewall information to NHTSA. It's a clear violation of safety to inflate a LRE tire to 95 psi (cold).

I suspect the molding information is incorrect. If so it would require a safety recall of all tires from that mold.

Again, NHTSA needs to investigate the matter.

[CaptnJohn]

Originally Posted by CWtheMan

You need to send a copy of that picture along with the rest of the sidewall information to NHTSA. It's a clear violation of safety to inflate a LRE tire to 95 psi (cold).

I suspect the molding information is incorrect. If so it would require a safety recall of all tires from that mold.

Again, NHTSA needs to investigate the matter.

LR E should be 80 psi, LR F should be 95. Many wheels that came with LR E tires are only rated to 80# cold psi... Could create a wheel problem or valve problem as 80# psi wheels are not always fit with valve stems other than rubber.

[Jonas]

Everyone interested...

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