REFLECTOR: TIRE PRESSURES

Jim Sower canarder at frontiernet.net
Fri Oct 29 08:37:39 CDT 2004


I try to stay a little over inflated.  I had a nose wheel get low and at 
touchdown, the tire spun on the rim and sheared the valve stem off.  
Took a whole day to find a new tube that even *remotely* fit, and the 
tire was pretty banged up.
Mains can spin that way too ... Jim S.


John Dibble wrote:

> The factory has recommended pressures.  I keep the mains at 40-45 
> psig.  Lower pressures increase the roll drag.  However for a new 
> Velocity pilot, a lower pressure (25-30psi) might provide extra 
> cushion should you have a hard landing.
> As posted a while back by Chuck Jensen, I keep the nose at 20 psi to 
> reduce shimmy.
>
> John
>
> Tom Martino wrote:
>
>> For those flying ... what have you found as the best air pressure for 
>> the MLG 600 X 6?And the "slick" nose tire.
>>
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