I went from a 16 inch wheel on the front of my 2015 tri glide to an 18 inch wheel. Can someone help me by telling me what air pressure to run on the lower profile new 18 inch wheel?
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I went from a 16 inch wheel on the front of my 2015 tri glide to an 18 inch wheel. Can someone help me by telling me what air pressure to run on the lower profile new 18 inch wheel?
Run the max air pressure that is recommended on the tire itself and you'll be good. No more, no less.
Even though it's a rubberband tire with stiffer sidewall, it can still fold in an aggressive corner if not properly pressurized. Also you will feel the smallest of road imperfections. Just be aware till you get us to it.
Thanks but I can't see why running the maximum pressure shown on the sidewall would be a good idea. Isn't that pressure the very max you can safely run? No disrespect intended here but I don't think your answer makes sense. Thanks for your input though. Any other thoughts out there on my question?
Thanks for all your help guys. I will go with the 35 - 36. Odd that harley never recommends inflating tires to the max stated on the firewall.
Thanks but I can't see why running the maximum pressure shown on the sidewall would be a good idea. Isn't that pressure the very max you can safely run? No disrespect intended here but I don't think your answer makes sense. Thanks for your input though. Any other thoughts out there on my question?
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