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Old 06-12-2021, 08:44 PM   #23
jadatis
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I am able to calculate a highest pressure, at wich comfort and gripp is still acceptable.
Because you had a blowout, and that is mostly courced by to low pressure for the speed and load, I think my answer will come above 80 psi at least for one axle.

And above 80 psi cold is not allowed anymore on an E-load tire ( or do you have F-load)

But then it would indicate that you better go for tires with higher maxload.

Need from vehicle next.
GAWR's , GVWR, configuration ( 2 axles I think, but rear Dual or Single load) , better those weighed axleloads, even better axle-end.

Then from tires next
Maxload or loadindex
Loadrange to determine pressure behind AT is called reference-pressure.
Speedcode or max allowed speed of tire.

I know, you did that routine, but I pigheadedly think I can do it better.

After that I can yudge better if you can go higher.
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