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Limier wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 4:31 pm

wolfe10 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2020 7:16 am Post your axle weights and tire make/model if you like and we can verify PSI.

Unfortunately I can’t get actual axle weights until our lockdown ends. GVM is 22500lb. Tires are a mixture: Continental
Radial GS on the front, Toyo M120z & Giti GAL817 on the rear. (Not my choices, that’s what was there)

Thank you

Well, in the meantime, with a mix bag of tires like that, I would strongly suggest to check the date codes of the tires. Being that you are in a different country, I don't if they even have date codes similar to what we have in US. I would suggest doing some research for your region regarding this. In any case, depending on the climate, your tires should not be older than 7 to 8 years old. After that point, the odds of a dangerous blowout start going up exponentially...

Yes, in North America, the complete DOT code which is molded into only one sidewall of each tire shows the date the tire was made.

The last 4 digits indicate the WEEK and YEAR.

Re Bcs, when correct spring rate/set up are selected, they are no stiffer than the STI shocks and springs, but way more fun when needed

wolfe10 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2020 8:38 am Yes, in North America, the complete DOT code which is molded into only one sidewall of each tire shows the date the tire was made.
The last 4 digits indicate the WEEK and YEAR.

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