tire pressure
I have a question about tire pressure. My load range E tires are rated for 80 psi. I know that once I start moving, especially in warmer weather, the psi will increase. Should I start with 80 psi, or ...
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laknox wrote:lilcountry wrote:
I have a question about tire pressure. My load range E tires are rated for 80 psi. I know that once I start moving, especially in warmer weather, the psi will increase. Should I start with 80 psi, or should I start with a lower pressure? If so, what do you recommend?
Side of the tire says "Max 80 psi cold", so that's where you start, unless you're very lightly loaded, then you can go down in pressure. They know that the tires will heat up and are (supposedly) designed to handle this.
Lyle
X2. Fill 'em up cold in the morning, they're good to go the rest of the day. I don't worry about pressures while towing underweight, and have not experienced any unusual wear in the center of tread.
