Westlake G Rated

[Gronk1]

70-72 MPH!? You're braver than me...but I live in a state where the towing MPH limit is 55. I'll do about 60-62

Had the WLakes on mine for over a year & 7K miles no problem, BUT sold 'em for a couple hundred & put Sailuns on. They balanced well & haven't had to add air. I run TPMS also. Heard/read too many stories about tread separation with the WL.

[JM_2020_381M]

Where did that info come from? Im treating them that way anyway. Pulled the unloaded 351M home with 65-70 mph average. Arent the speed ratings based on the tire at full capacity load? Say 4050 lbs @ 110 psi per tire, then rated for 75 mph max sustained speed?? I usually pull in the 70-72 mph range depending on highway condition, and even with my stuff in the rv it will not have the tires at or near their rated load capacity....seems confusing

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My service advisor at the dealer informed me of that when I asked. In addition, I found these details at eTrailer on the tire page.

https://www.etrailer.com/Tires-and-W...e/LHWL410.html

[Juiceman]

I just looked, on my WestLakes on the 2020 Reflection 295RL, they are load E and it says right on the tire 75MPH max speed. I agree with the 60-65 model for towing. We have 80 on interstates here, that is crazy for a trailer IMO.

I watch our TPMS pretty closely. On warm days the tires get up to 90+degrees when starting out 80psi cold. I think this is a reason for the failures of these tires. I have backed my cold pressure (morning 70 degree day) down to 70psi (tire says max load at 80psi, and we are not even close to max load). This makes a hot day about 80-85psi on the tires when we are rolling down the freeway in the afternoon.