General rule for tire pressure?
I know the best answer is going to be "take everything to scales and check the pressure charts"....but is there a general rule of thumb if this can't be done? Thanks
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There is, of course, the old-fashioned "chalk test".
Go to a large parking lot, make a chalk mark across the tread of the tire. Drive a few feet, then look at the mark.
If it is worn off mostly in the center, the tire is over-inflated.
If it is worn off mostly at the edges, the tire is under-inflated.
If the mark is evenly worn, the inflation is just right.
Go to a large parking lot, make a chalk mark across the tread of the tire. Drive a few feet, then look at the mark.
If it is worn off mostly in the center, the tire is over-inflated.
If it is worn off mostly at the edges, the tire is under-inflated.
If the mark is evenly worn, the inflation is just right.
