My Orion runs at 44psi MTLP 1076

" Don't forget to inspect the inner tyre walls"

Thanks Rod......one thing I had not done..... .I do recall getting a bulge on an inside tyre wall previously, on a car. I should have remembered that !

Main concern was that with a printed Max tyre pressure on sidewall of 40 psi. I could exceed that if running at 40 psi, when tyre got warm (+ 4 psi maybe )
still, I'm assuming there is a safety margine Ian.

'My only concern is the Max. pressure of 40 psi.written on the sidewall'

My local tyre fitter says this is max pressure to seat the tyre bead in the rim when fitting. Once seated properly inflate to the recommended pressure.
Troll 1300kg = 56lb sq in.

we got 3x 185/R14C 102 rated too cold to see brand at moment, we looked into the interweb but found a local supplier cheaper and able to order quicker, there was a 3 month waiting list other places.

if you have a mover you may need to measure clearance

pete wrote a brilliant reply regarding all the headaches so wont repeat to much.

we took the wheels and tires off eriba went to do supermarket shop while they fitted and balanced.

troll 1200 axle but wanted belt and braces regarding tyre specs, and wanted to fit to do wheel nut torques ourselves,

seen the damage from wrong spec'd tyres, had a few low speed blow outs on trucks with new tyres so was wanting to cover all events.

might be a good time to get brakes serviced with wheels off

We bought a 2001 Puck in October '13 and used it a couple of times before the winter. When sorting out a service and check I also checked the tyres, to find that they were original figment, being dated 2001! I had them all replaced, including the unused spare using Typeshopper. I also chose to have 155's fitted in lieu of the original 135's, to increase the margins of weight safety. The spare wheel carrier needed slight mods to fit the larger tyre como but I am now happily sorted.