Correct Tire Pressure for 2020 Forest River Wildwood X-Lite 241QBXL

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Trying to find out correct tire pressure for my Castle Rock ST205/75R14 on my travel trailer. Sticker on side of trailer and tires say 65 psi max cold. Lionshead site says 50psi. RV dealer was no help and no one answers at Lionshead.

asked by: Joe B

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I always suggest using the tire pressure that is on the trailer as long as this does not exceed the maximum pressure allowed on your tire. There are different load ratings for different tires and will allow for different maximum pressures. It would appear that Lionshead no longer make a load range D of your Castle Rock ST205/75R14. If you have the load range C that has the maximum rating of 50psi I suggest replacing them with a load range D tire since that is what your manufacturer recommends for your trailer.

The Westlake ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire # 274-000012 is a tire that is comparable to what Forest River installed on your travel trailer. This is a load range D tire that has a maximum rating of 65 psi like your original equipment tires.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

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