Hankook tire inflation table

Send me a PM with your email address and I will be glad to send you the Hankook Truck and Bus Catalog which contains the inflation tables.

Here is the chart.......

Hankook Tire Inflation Tables...;)...Dennis

srb, i had the same tires installed a month or so ago and they put 100 psi in them which it does say max 110 psi on the sidewall.I thought it was riding too hard so i lowered them to 92 psi which rides much better.1,800 miles later and they are riding great. I will double check on the spec's etc. paul

Denis, Maybe its me! Park wi fi.....couldn't open the table. Thank you...paul

Dennis has the web page for what you are looking for.
I put them on last year and have had very good luck.
Same size and mine are inflated to 110 pounds.
They ride a little rough but you will never blow a tire because it is over inflated, they will blow if they are under inflate.
Good luck and hang on they ride a little rough.

Thanks Dennis...

maznchle wrote:
srb, i had the same tires installed a month or so ago and they put 100 psi in them which it does say max 110 psi on the sidewall.I thought it was riding too hard so i lowered them to 92 psi which rides much better.1,800 miles later and they are riding great. I will double check on the spec's etc. paul

Paul,
I lowered mine to 95 psi and that seems to be fine...now that I have the inflation tables, I can adjust accordingly...Thanks everyone for your help!

FormerBoater wrote:
Send me a PM with your email address and I will be glad to send you the Hankook Truck and Bus Catalog which contains the inflation tables.

Thank you in advance!

maznchle wrote:
Denis, Maybe its me! Park wi fi.....couldn't open the table. Thank you...paul

The link works just fine, but you'll need the Acrobat plugin installed to open it. It's a .PDF file.

maznchle wrote:
srb, i had the same tires installed a month or so ago and they put 100 psi in them which it does say max 110 psi on the sidewall.I thought it was riding too hard so i lowered them to 92 psi which rides much better.1,800 miles later and they are riding great. I will double check on the spec's etc. paul

For the best durability the tires should be inflated per the load they carry (not for comfort). It would be a good idea to study the tables provided and set the pressures accordingly.

Here is an easy one for all with Hankooks:

http://wholesale.lindertire.com/assets/2012TBRCatalog.pdf

One of the clicky gurus can make it even easier!