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    Posted: 15 Apr 2021 at 7:27pm
I just install Endurance tires on Rpod 180 the air pressure in the tire states to be 80PSI, the Rpod call for 65PSI, what should be the right PSI?  2019 Rpod 180 model 15inch
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Depends on the load range of tire.  If it reads load range "D"  go with 65 psi.  If load range is "E" use 80 psi.  Load range "D" tires are 8 ply whereas load range "E" are 10 ply tires, extremely stiff.  Make sure you got your wheels speed balanced for best and smooth performance.
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Posts: 19 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Apr 2021 at 7:43pm
Thank you 80PSI will be.  the truth has set me free.
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Eighty PSI is the max and acheives the max load capacity.  You can use the Goodyear chart in the link to choose a lesser pressure if you decide the trailer innards are bounced around too much. 

https://www.goodyearrvtires.com/pdfs/rv_inflation.pdf

You didn't state the tire size, but if they are 225/75s, the smallest LREs, 55 to 60 PSI will be plenty.  The axle is rated at 3500 pounds.
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Thanks, they are 225/75/15 e rated
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