Saluin tires

[KevandDeb]

Ok , so I have the new sailun s637 tires then had smart weigh at Livingston tx. Now I can’t find the load information chart on sailun website.. my 337 rls weighs were front r 2200 front l 2650 r right 2250 rear left 2650 I run 95 psi ? Thanks.. by the way I posted this question on the 337 Facebook site and most people asked why I went with g rated tires if I wasn’t going to use max psi stated on the sidewall of the tires.

[OurNewEra]

Ok , so I have the new sailun s637 tires then had smart weigh at Livingston tx. Now I can’t find the load information chart on sailun website.. my 337 rls weighs were front r 2200 front l 2650 r right 2250 rear left 2650 I run 95 psi ? Thanks.. by the way I posted this question on the 337 Facebook site and most people asked why I went with g rated tires if I wasn’t going to use max psi stated on the sidewall of the tires.

Try this thread for the table. https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...portant-Update

[traveldawg]

Ok , so I have the new sailun s637 tires then had smart weigh at Livingston tx. Now I can’t find the load information chart on sailun website.. my 337 rls weighs were front r 2200 front l 2650 r right 2250 rear left 2650 I run 95 psi ? Thanks.. by the way I posted this question on the 337 Facebook site and most people asked why I went with g rated tires if I wasn’t going to use max psi stated on the sidewall of the tires.

When you do find the inflation charts you will find that the G rated tires require 100 to 110 PSI. The lesser ply tires can use less pressure but the G's are up there at the max. I just went through all this last week thinking I could run a lower pressure than 110. I settled on 105 - it hardly seemed worth the effort.


Here is a file I have.....

[geotex1]

Gs have to have the pressure or you will reduce their life, have poor tread wear, and a squirrelly tow with the stiff sidewalls trying deform.

[SteveTN]

I've been running my Sailun 637 G's at 80 psi for 2 years and thousands of miles. They run just fine at that pressure. Depends on the load on the tire. For our 337 it works fine.

[Kevin2282]

I run mine at 100 psi and after nearly 5,000 miles they still look new. I put them on three weeks after I purchased the 28BH. They are purely for piece of mind as I will never come anywhere close to their weight rating.

[JKellerJr]

When you do find the inflation charts you will find that the G rated tires require 100 to 110 PSI. The lesser ply tires can use less pressure but the G's are up there at the max. I just went through all this last week thinking I could run a lower pressure than 110. I settled on 105 - it hardly seemed worth the effort.


Here is a file I have.....

I've run at 95 since day one without any issue, Who told you you couldn't run at a lower pressure? I've never heard that before, you just lose carrying capacity.

[Bamaman]

I got tired of spending $550 a pair for Michelins on my tow vehicle.

When the fronts had to be replaced, I ordered home delivery of Sailun LT/E 16" tires for my old F250 diesel--$110 each. They're wearing just fine after maybe 5-6K miles.

[geotex1]

The question was on the Saluin S637s, and I'm going to advise you that you call Saliun's US number and ask to speak to Alan Eagleson and get the right answer from the definitive source. I don't know if he'd want me to post his email publicly. He can, and will, provide their official inflation charts if requested. Forums can be incredibly helpful, but some well-intentioned advice may not always be the ideal advice.

[TheLexx]

Same here. I run my Sailuns at 95 psi on my Reflection 28bh. I installed these tires 1 week after I received the trailer. One of the Westlakes developed a split in the sidewall. After that I lost confidence in that brand. Over 13k miles later, the Sailuns still look new and have been rock solid.

I run mine at 100 psi and after nearly 5,000 miles they still look new. I put them on three weeks after I purchased the 28BH. They are purely for piece of mind as I will never come anywhere close to their weight rating.