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Posted by IaGary on March 05, 2007 at 04:38:45 from (207.177.17.177):
After reading Joe response to Allan below I thought we better discuss this a little. When I got my first set of radials in 78 on a 1086 they told me to run 18 lbs pressure in them. After 3000 hours in about 85 the sidewalls broke out on them. Tread was about 2/3s gone. Put on a new set and they said to run 20lbs. So the sidewalls won't crack again.They ran 4000 hours.Tread was gone. Now my tire man saids that they say 24 lbs is where you want to be. What have you guys heard? I know you will ruin them below 18 lbs. Gary
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