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> After years and years of reading what the tire says to inflate to, I was
> told I am to look at what the TRUCK recommends for tire pressure. But, my
> trailer does not have a sticker with a recommendation of tire pressure.
> (maybe some do)

Door panel info is usually geared to the tire the vehicle
is rolled out of the factory with (OEM ~ Original Equipment
Manufacturer).

You (general "you" here) need to go with tire labeling
because different tires that appear to be the same
often aren't.

http://www.tiredefects.com/markings.htm
http://www.tires101.com/tiretech.html

Marv "Tires can make your head go around." Walker

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