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Old 09-23-2022, 02:39 AM   #23
bry899
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 22E
State: New York
Posts: 322
THOR #12119
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Originally Posted by MJC62 View Post
I don't know how my dad did it. He put 5 kids in a mid 60's station wagon, hooked up an 18-foot travel trailer that my mother loaded with everything but the kitchen sink and without TPMS or GPS headed over the Rocky Mountains. I'm pretty sure the Pontiac tires had 32 PSI and whatever the sidewall said on the trailer tires.
Two weeks later we'd be home planning the next trip
What are bias ply tires good for?
Because there are a uniform number of plies to support the weight of a vehicle in both the tread face and the sidewall, bias ply tires are generally better when hauling heavy loads. This is why trailer tires, tractor tires, and heavy equipment tires are often bias ply; they can better support heavy loads.
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