how much air pressure can you run in them
262577
Think the tire reads 58psi. About right maximum for float in this semi balloon tire. Although the bead and sidewall seems pretty solid. May be able to run it up a bit higher, if needed, for heavy loaded touring or utility use. I have been running them around 55 psi on my wife's converted mtn commuter bike. Nice tires, nice ride. No flats so far.
1687141
you can run them either way, as long as there is at least 5psi in them while using them
2275444
I run around 220-225 and it worked no problem for me. No loss of inflation and I was able to stay out on a small lake for about an hour and a half without any issues
208008
I have Mirage 15's on them. They are a little over 40 lbs and have no visible compression. I hope this helps.
845509
I run them with duratracs amd have aired down to 8 psi multiple times no issues
917938
Depends on how high you want to go... 15 if you don't over inflate them. 10 if you over inflate them. I don't suggest you do either.
1134671
Yes they can; I use it that way a lot. I do not have any noticeable decrease in pressure from either output.
1188729
The compressor has enough to run it. but ig you use it for any length of time you might run out of air.
1321678
Am running 6 zones on 1 acre, 38 Hunter PGP's, max 8 heads on 1 zone....still have 40 psi when running
233503
I agree with the other reviewer, just overfill a couple of pounds. Not much air should bleed out unless you have a faulty valve.
80293
Not sure about a limit. That said, I am about 195 and run 45-50 lbs of pressure in them. As far as side to side and height clearance, they are installed on a GT mountain frame running an 80cc 2-stroke motor and have no issues. I have had some seating problems as the tires are very wide, but most likely this is because of $s saved on the rims. The tires are worth the money, for sure. Super smooth.
2095243
If u r working hard, out in the sun, you will probably get too much sweat inside these. They are ventilated, but the air only really circulates when moving, like on a motorcycle or scooter.
991563
I would not use them for that. You need something that air will actively be pushed thru.
1523470
I'm not sure, since they are inside my tires at this point. But I will tell you, that the valves aren't long enough. I need to change my review of the product because since I wrote my review I have had all sorts of problems with those tubes. They are NOT puncture proof, and even though I have repaired ALL punctures, it still won't hold air. As far as the valves, they are far too short. If I use an air compressor, I can inflate the tube. But if I'm just trying to use a hand-pump, there is insufficient valve exposed to correctly connect to the pump. I wouldn't purchase this product.
646526
That's what this unit does. Holds a mim. of 5 lbs and you can pump it up to max. which I forget on this unit. I run mind at 20 lbs when pulling my 34 ft. 5th wheel which makes the trk and 5th wheel run level. Air it down when not needed. You can't let out too much air cause it will automatically bring the pressure back up to 5 lbs.
1982193
Don't no the answer to the cfm question, but I run my air compressor at 100psi.
279966
I run mine At 90 psi or less. A small compressor is perfect for this nailer. The pin nails are small and hold well. I use it for finish work on small items and to hold items when I am gluing.