NOTE: Trike tire load ratings NOT the same for all models & all model years!
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Based on this Doc Harley video:
It sounds like if you want to go lower on rear trike tire pressure than the HD recommendation of 26 psi, you can do so, and still keep your TPMS low psi warning light function, if you reduce the psi by less than 3 psi. So, at least in theory, you might be able to run "23.X" psi (anything less than a 3 psi reduction) and still keep your low psi warning system working.
Jim G
It sounds like if you want to go lower on rear trike tire pressure than the HD recommendation of 26 psi, you can do so, and still keep your TPMS low psi warning light function, if you reduce the psi by less than 3 psi. So, at least in theory, you might be able to run "23.X" psi (anything less than a 3 psi reduction) and still keep your low psi warning system working.
Jim G
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