Truck tire pressure.
Recommended cold PSI is 60 front & 65 rear. They are Michelin 275/65/20 load range E on a 2017 F250 Power Stroke. Should I increase the pressure when towing my 39' toy hauler (Triton by Voltage)?
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rhagfo wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:austinjenna wrote:
I also just run at max PSI all the time, towing or not.
WHY???
Ron, do you think they would notice the better grip on wet, snowy, or icy roads if they lowered the pressure to 45 psi, or DRW to 35????
I always like those the complain about poor snow traction with DRW, but run them like rocks at 80 psi??:h
ABSOLUTELY! As you know driving in the NW it can be slick from rain, black ice or snow. Proper inflation will give the best contact patch for traction AND stopping power. Ride quality is just another benefit.
That reminds me I need to lower my rears from 67 to 35 this am.
