What is the pressure limit for the main mount tires on the H60H?

The correct pressure limit for the main mount tires on the H60H is in the range of 95 to 105 PSI. Maintaining the tire pressure within this specified range is critical for several reasons.

Firstly, proper tire pressure ensures optimal performance of the aircraft during both ground operations and flight. Tires under-inflated or over-inflated can lead to uneven wear, compromised handling, and potentially dangerous situations during takeoff and landing. Additionally, each aircraft has specific operational limits set by the manufacturer, and adherence to these limits is essential for safety and efficiency.

Furthermore, the correct pressure range helps to support the aircraft’s weight and absorb the loads encountered during various phases of operation, including taxiing, takeoff, landing, and during maneuvers. Variations in tire pressure outside of the specified limits could lead to tire failure or decreased landing gear performance, ultimately affecting the aircraft's overall safety and mission capability.

By understanding and applying this information, personnel can ensure that the aircraft remains in satisfactory condition and that operational readiness is preserved.