What Is The Max PSI Rating Of The Aluminum Eagle Trailer Wheel LH96VR?
Updated 09/15/2025 | Published 08/25/2025
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Trying to find max PSI rating on the LH96VR wheel
asked by: John D
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Expert Reply:
Hello John, thanks for reaching out. The Aluminum Eagle Trailer Wheel # LH96VR does not have a max PSI rating. The wheel itself can handle the max PSI of any 15" trailer tire. The actual PSI rating of the whole setup will be determined by the valve stem. The # LH96VR comes with a rubber valve stem rated for up to 80 PSI. If you need to go higher, you can replace them with the Americana Metal, Bolt-In Valve Stems # AM20906 which are rated for over 100 PSI.
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Jesse M
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Aluminum Eagle Trailer Wheel LH96VR
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Aluminum Eagle Trailer Wheel - 15" x 5" Rim - 5 on 4-1/2 - Glossy Black
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Jesse M.
9/12/2025
Hey John, did you decide to upgrade to the metal valve stems for higher PSI? I'm curious because it could help others looking to optimize their trailer setup.