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Old 05-04-2017, 01:08 PM   #1
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Upgrading Rims for Higher Inflation

I'm on a mission to replace my rims with something that will allow me to inflate my G614's to 110psi. My current rims are limited to 80psi.
If you've gone down this road what did you choose? I'm currently looking at Hi-Spec for replacements.
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I have heard good things from these folks

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You can also get wheels from Tredit tire and wheel.
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I wound up getting some HiSpec rims from eTrailer. The old ones are listed in a For Sale thread. I feel better about being able to inflate the G614's to 110psi and not being over the rim's max pressure.
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I wound up getting some HiSpec rims from eTrailer. The old ones are listed in a For Sale thread. I feel better about being able to inflate the G614's to 110psi and not being over the rim's max pressure.
I was lucky enough to have 110psi rated rims on my Designer when I bought it in 2010. The G614's are so much better than the "E" rated OEM tires. You will love the G614's. One thing I really like is the G614's don't lose air like the OEM tires did. You check them and weeks later the pressure hasn't changed a bit other than season/temp changes. My "E" rated would lose 3-5 psi over a few weeks (each tire, not just one or two of them).
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