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โOct-27-2017 11:10 AM
Me Again wrote:ol Bombero-JC wrote:
Yep - my factory supplied wheels are/were rated for 80 psi. Works for RIBS, and?
*If* I needed to replace wheels (I don't) - 17.5 rims & tires would be my choice.
Something to consider..
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And R250 BS Duravis. 50 dollars per tire cheaper and just as good or better than Ribs. I have used both. Chris
โOct-27-2017 08:12 AM
โOct-27-2017 07:52 AM
ol Bombero-JC wrote:
Yep - my factory supplied wheels are/were rated for 80 psi. Works for RIBS, and?
*If* I needed to replace wheels (I don't) - 17.5 rims & tires would be my choice.
Something to consider..
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โOct-27-2017 12:11 AM
โOct-26-2017 02:02 PM
ol Bombero-JC wrote:NC Hauler wrote:
Havenโt seen a bad review on Sailun tires since I first read about them 4 years ago. I will look at them to replace my 5er tires when it comes time. High quality tires and very affordable.
Jim
Jim (and/or others);
I have seen all the good reports on Sailuns!!
However, it appears that 110psi is the pressure requirement.
(yeah realize you can/could run less)
Is the indicated 110 psi correct?
If so, most/some of us who switched to Ribs back when, only needed 80psi rated wheels (which in most cases didn't require new wheels).
:@..:h
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โOct-26-2017 01:17 PM
โOct-26-2017 11:36 AM
NC Hauler wrote:
Havenโt seen a bad review on Sailun tires since I first read about them 4 years ago. I will look at them to replace my 5er tires when it comes time. High quality tires and very affordable.
Jim
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