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Eileen and Tom,

I can also maintain about 70 miles an hour on interstates with no difficulty, since I have a pretty powerful motor. One caution that I heard from Paul Huevelhorst, however, is that trailer tires are generally designed to go no faster than 55 miles per hour -- which means lots of us are potentially doing damage to our tires by the way we drive. Of course, I don't pay too mich attention to that any more than the next guy, but it does really emphasize the importance of checking the inflation pressure regularly, looking for signs of wear on the tires and keeping them otherwise maintained to be as safe as possible on the road.