What is the maximum inflation pressure for this tire?
229911
The sidewall of the 28mm tire is marked "80-110 psi". The 40mm tire is marked "50-85 psi".
1095836
Recommended tire pressures, regardless of manufacturer, make, model, etc., are always printed/embossed on the tire itself. Bicycle tires are generally around 32 psi.
1385134
That's the size tire I have on my trailer, the stem is offset about 30 degrees, has worked fine. But remember to inflate after mounting, deflate completely while holding on to the valve stem (remove core) and re-inflate while still holding stem, so tube will be inflated in that position.
1314663
Depends on the inflation pressure. But at maximum inflation pressure of 80 psi, it's 2830lb. Need to make sure though that your rims are also rated for this pressure. Most trailer rims are only good for 65psi, and at that pressure, the max. load is only 2540lb. (Just like their load range "D" tire of the same size.
1727667
phil again I saw some 130 psi answers, Im holding the tire in my hand & it says MAX PSI 100 lbs on the sidewall. You should never OVER INFLATE any tire, could be DANGEROUS !!!!!
2109936
The tire is designed for high pressure, but it isn't necessary to inflate to a high pressure. Here are a couple of websites with information you might be interested in. http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t;=89153 and http://www.vintagebicyclepress.com/images/TireDrop.pdf I run 80 front and 120 rear which is actually higher than the chart recommends for my weight, but that way I can go a week without checking the tire pressure. There is a huge increase in comfort and negligible difference in rolling resistance. These are good tires.
38380
max is 116psi but what pressure you run depends on a lot of variables. Recommended is between 90 and 116psiHope this helps you out.If you're question was on the continental sport then what I gave above is correct for that tire and size. But as others have commented. Other model or brands of 28mm tires will differ.
2074028
I do not know the exact amount of pressure, but it is adjusted by the extending or retraction of the wheel onto the tire.
756572
No effect. If your tire sidewall states 130lbs max inflation; pump your tires to 130 or whatever lbs-per-sq.-in the sidewall states.
955168
it is written on the side of every tire manufactured in the us. check the sidewall for a box saying maximum reccomended load xxxx kg at xx kpa xxxx lbs a xx psi only use the us units unless you are farmilia with the metric. all pressures should be taken cold
48408
I think you mean tire, this isn't a wheel. It has max 8.5 bar... or 120psi.
1438190
Vendor:It can be set and inflated for 21PSI. Please check if connection is correct. Or if your tyre is at 21PSI already, if so it won't start.
1586396
While I urge the manufacturer to provide an official answer, I am using the gauge with a compressor that (like most) can exceed 120 psi. The logic is that the gauge measures the pressure of inflation back from the tire, and not the pressure that is provided during inflation. So, the issue is to not over-inflate the tire (which could also be damaged by 120 psi and be even dangerous). If you use the gauge a lot to inflate tires, I would suggest to dial back the maximum pressure on the compressor (such as to 80 instead of 120 psi), since most compressors have this feature.
2054487
The tires are Pneumatic. Tire pressure is recommended to be kept at 30 psi on the rear tires, and 25 psi on the front. Bill Keene 954-421-3169
734459
The gauge reads up to 160 psi but the label on the side states that the maximum working pressure is 120 psi. I have used it on bike tires for 100 psi but use it mostly on car tires. It can overheat and shutdown if doing tires one after another but if I let it run not connected to a tire for a couple of minutes, it seems to cool it down enough to keep from overheating.
372903
Says in description that it's 100 PSI max. I don't own a road bike so I can't test that limit.
38378
Depends on the brand of tire but most run in the 90 to 120 psi range. Check the sidewall. The recommended psi will be there.