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If you have alloy wheels, the psi rating will bea number cast on the rear of the wheel, usually on a spoke. You may need to remove one to see. If your wheels are steel, you should have no problem. In either case, you should have metal valve stems.

My rig originally came with load range E, same as you. I have Transeagle all steel load range G on my rig. They are a Sailun knock off. I run tire pressure at 95, which is what you run load range F at.