Max tyre pressure maxxis camper. (1 Viewer)

[Dalesfolk]

Considering the Maxxis Camper tyre 225/75/r16 for Fiat Ducato and would like to know the max tyre pressure, if anyone running on these can help?

 

[dunnah01]

Only Maxxis can tell you, but I'd be asking them what the minimum pressure you can run at is though

 

[Raul]

You want the maxxis vansmart mcv3 for summer, not Camper. I run them at the pressures printed on the door pillar. Good tyre, much better than contis.

 

[meanders]

AHH. Are they made in China, because others say that means they are rubbish, and do Maxxis deny any liability if you use them on a motorhome because according to some you should always buy the most expensive tyre available.

 

[Bobby dazzler]

Yeah agree with above check the manufacturer web site don't buy mid range tyres like myself. And get snide comments. When it turns out there's a caveat on there Web site

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[scotjimland]

As mentioned on another thread I have Maxxis Vansmart ASL 2 .. an All-Season Van Tyre the on my Timberland PVC .. £430 fitted inc. new steel valves

Had them on just over a year and done 10k ,miles .. no problems

Pressures as per label on drivers door pillar. .. 60psi front 65 psi rear

don't understand why people say that tyres made in China are substandard or to be avoided.. most tyre companies have factories around the world, including China..

Is this tyre snobbery ,..

A bit like bicycles.. nearly all are made in China .. even high end Italian brands..

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[Raul]

Maxxis is big in motorsport, I had them on my bike and on track days. Good rubber.

 

[gus-lopez]

I've used them on vehicles for years.Excellent tyres & no ,they aren't made in China.The Taiwanese wouldn't be happy being told that.

 

[Dalesfolk]

Maxxis is big in motorsport, I had them on my bike and on track days. Good rubber.

The reason why I'm looking at the Maxxis Camper (and they are manufactured for motorhomes and stamped CP) is that we don't use the van during the winter months very often, apart from giving it a run. So it is parked up a lot and our previous vans have been on CP tyres for their strengthend sidewalls.
I asked about the tyres max psi because someone said that they only discovered that the tyres they ordered were a max psi of 65 when they received them.
Our Burstner recommends 80psi. I thought the max psi would be printed on the tyre, that's why I asked if anyone was running on this camper tyre. Our current tyre shows 80psi.

 

[scotjimland]

The reason why I'm looking at the Maxxis Camper (and they are manufactured for motorhomes and stamped CP) is that we don't use the van during the winter months very often, apart from giving it a run. So it is parked up a lot and our previous vans have been on CP tyres for their strengthend sidewalls.
I asked about the tyres max psi because someone said that they only discovered that the tyres they ordered were a max psi of 65 when they received them.
Our Burstner recommends 80psi. I thought the max psi would be printed on the tyre, that's wh
I asked if anyone was running on this camper tyre. Our current tyre shows 80psi.

You could email Maxxis ... the address is on the data sheet for these tyres

regulation@maxxistce.nl

https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/informationsheet/Fiche_424594_EN.pdf

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[rb62]

The reason why I'm looking at the Maxxis Camper (and they are manufactured for motorhomes and stamped CP) is that we don't use the van during the winter months very often, apart from giving it a run. So it is parked up a lot and our previous vans have been on CP tyres for their strengthend sidewalls.
I asked about the tyres max psi because someone said that they only discovered that the tyres they ordered were a max psi of 65 when they received them.
Our Burstner recommends 80psi. I thought the max psi would be printed on the tyre, that's why I asked if anyone was running on this camper tyre. Our current tyre shows 80psi.

The 'max psi' marked on tyres is exactly that and nothing to do with the optimum operating pressure.I'm amazed you have any fillings left running your tyres at 80psi ! Plenty of threads on
working out tyre pressures dependant on tyre size,axle loading etc.

 

[Raul]

The reason why I'm looking at the Maxxis Camper (and they are manufactured for motorhomes and stamped CP) is that we don't use the van during the winter months very often, apart from giving it a run. So it is parked up a lot and our previous vans have been on CP tyres for their strengthend sidewalls.
I asked about the tyres max psi because someone said that they only discovered that the tyres they ordered were a max psi of 65 when they received them.
Our Burstner recommends 80psi. I thought the max psi would be printed on the tyre, that's why I asked if anyone was running on this camper tyre. Our current tyre shows 80psi.

Don’t get hung up on PSI, get the tyre with a loading index high enough to cover your van weight. PSI marking on the tyre is for USA.
But if in doubt, as mentioned, contact maxxis. I’m happy to run van tyres with the pressure indicated on door pillar.

 

[Dalesfolk]

Don’t get hung up on PSI, get the tyre with a loading index high enough to cover your van weight. PSI marking on the tyre is for USA.
But if in doubt, as mentioned, contact maxxis. I’m happy to run van tyres with the pressure indicated on door pillar.

Thank you to those who took the time to reply with useful information.
John.