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Mar 22, 2021 | 08:08 AM

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scraprat

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I've had the Sailun's on for a couple years now and have them set at 95psi (16k # loaded trailer). Nice wearing tires for what little wear shows in 20k+ miles.

Mar 23, 2021 | 12:42 PM

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Edd505

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From: Elephant Butte NM

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Originally Posted by scraprat

I've had the Sailun's on for a couple years now and have them set at 95psi (16k # loaded trailer). Nice wearing tires for what little wear shows in 20k+ miles.

Thanks I pull out again tomorrow I'll drop the extra 5psi, I knew I didn't need maxed for my 14K . Checked with the wheel manufacture who said the stock rims were OK at 110psi and the G tires was a good upgrade for the 5W.

Mar 24, 2021 | 06:45 AM

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Trawlerphil

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I've had China bombs load rating C, Indonesia bombs load rating E, and now Maxxis M8008 ST Radial Trailer Tire - 225/75R15 BSW load range E for my 9,000 lb. 5er and the Maxxis have performed flawlessly.

Mar 24, 2021 | 07:16 AM

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kgburns

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Maxxis are good tires. The last three times I needed tires I've bought Maxxis - no problems on any of them.

Mar 25, 2021 | 08:36 AM

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Sous

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From: Lake Hartwell, GA

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Originally Posted by Edd505

Sous: thanks for the link looks like the GY is well liked there, I see the rim questions came up there also. I'll try the Sailuns and hope the rides OK as long as the rims will hold.

You will be happy with the Sailun tires. Be safe and have fun!