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Topic: Air pressure for trailer tyres?
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20/5/2015 at 10:16am
Location: Gods Own Country Outfit: vango Nadina
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I'd hazard a guess between 25-30 psi
Going by my old ford fiesta which had that size tyres
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20/5/2015 at 4:48pm
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That's the exact same tyre as fitted on my 2009 Lider Alicante Trailer also rated at 750kg.
Tyre pressure is stated as "Pression des pneumatiques" 2.5 bars (36 psi) according to the instructions that came with the Trailer.
Hope that helps
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