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Old 03-16-2015, 06:03 AM   #1
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Samson Tires

I looked everywhere for a inflation chart for Samson tires and even called corporate. No load inflation charts. [Mod Edit] just fill them to max or take a guess.
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Mike, The tables are generally the same between manufactures. tire sizes between different manufactures use the same pressures

I have Sailun tires and use this table to find my correct pressure:

http://www.firestonetrucktires.com/p...Load_Table.pdf

Keep in mind when you use these carts, these are the minimum cold pressure for a particular weight that a tire is carrying
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Old 03-16-2015, 07:44 AM   #3
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Charts come from the Tire and Rim Manufacturers Handbook so should all be the same.

You're exactly right. The pressure shown is the minimum for a given load, not the recommended pressure. Everyone seems to get that wrong.
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