tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4413319760292273475.post6454327975212210259..comments2009-06-14T09:02:59.603-07:00Staff Reportnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4413319760292273475.post-51934498046862251262009-06-14T08:55:41.586-07:002009-06-14T08:55:41.586-07:00Questions: <br /><br />I recently was told that extending my hydraulic jacks to take weight off tires during storage would help. I seldom store the RV longer than a couple of months, so am trying that this time. Comments?<br /><br />Also, I&#39;ve been told on my car that I should inflate according to what&#39;s on the door, not what&#39;s on the tire. True or false?<br /><br />On my RV, due to unplanned blowouts, I now have 2 tires that specify 85 lbs, 2 that need 110, and 2 at 90. The 90&#39;s are on the front wheels. On my rear wheels, I have an 85 and a 110 on each side. Should I put the 85&#39;s together on the same side and the 110&#39;s together or does that even matter? I&#39;ve inflated all 4 to 90 lbs. Comments? I&#39;m going to buy 4 new tires soon, but am running this combination for a short time so am wondering if changes are reasonable in the short-term.oldguy2http://www.blogger.com/profile/11916962037593885063noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4413319760292273475.post-64478736882630497552009-06-13T07:10:17.577-07:002009-06-13T07:10:17.577-07:00Mark:<br /><br /> I have tried unsucesfully many times and can not find an answer.<br /><br /> Goodyear makes a 235/80/R16 tire.<br /> 3440# rating<br /><br /> On their web page they list a 235/85/R16 tire. But the only answer I can get from Goodyear (Marathon) is that this is a future tire to be sold.<br /> I purchased two of the 80&#39;s for now. Could I later purchase two of the 85&#39;s and run them at the same time?<br /><br /> 80&#39;s on front tandem and 85&#39;s on rear?<br /><br /> Rick<br /> Mobile Al?<br /><br /> 80&#39;s 3440#<br /> 85&#39;s 3640#Rick007http://www.blogger.com/profile/12794475237238013310noreply@blogger.com