The majority of trailers that have a Hendrickson or Meritor tire inflation system installed are factory set at 100 psi, of course setting the psi is really dependent upon how much max lbs your tires are going to be carrying.
The max psi of 125 psi on a tire sidewall placard is dependent if you’re going to carry the max amount of rated weight per tire.
Since most companies rarely run the max rated weight, they run the tires at a happy medium of 110 psi for mpg and even reasonable tire wear.
What pressure should you run a low pro 22.5 tire?
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Where you guys getting these air pumps? Are they single or double?
120 on the steers if you want the best wear. AND not look flat. My last steers were separating on the outside while the middle still had plenty of life left. They were at 100.
110 is a good setting for the rest.
125 if you're running wide singles.
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I assume these are the 255/70’s on your new step deck? If so I suggest you run them between 120 and 130.
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