Changing to Super Singles?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Siinman, Jun 1, 2024.
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I would guess that having the TPS systems on the tires would help prevent a blow out on the tires. Not that it cannot happen but it can happen all the same on any tire. A Blow out will cause damage most likely on either kind. Sure it won't be as major on duals but never can tell on that either. this is something I do not put a lot of thought in. All the time I have drove I have never been on the side of the road for blown out tires. I tend to replace them early and never use recaps.gerardo1961 and loudtom Thank this. -
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Singles run at 130 psi.
Good luck getting past 105 though.
That's all I can get with the gauges reading 130.Siinman Thanks this. -
I pulled a 5 axle trailer around for 5 years with wide based singles on it. I had one blow out. In my case it didn't hurt the rim. I think l had to get 1 other tire replaced on the road. No rim damage in that case either. I found it pulled easier and l had no issues at all driveability wise. The only negative I found is the tires wore out faster than traditional duals. The ran both virgin Michelin and Bridgestone and recaps of both.
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Also how do you like them? I had looked into them a while back but they seemed to be a little to big for my liking. -
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Halo Connect i3
This is something I would like to get. It is smaller and does both inflate and sensor. -
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