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BenK
Jun 12, 2014Explorer
Understand that you are comparing two different classes of tires
The 'P' class, or passenger car tire, needs to be de-rated a min of 9% when used on a truck
Truck tires, 'LT' class, do not
They also work differently and need different PSI's at the same weight carry
The OEM drivers door label is for the tire listed on that label.
If your door label says a 'P' class and you have a 'LT' class...then the door
label's PSI is NOT for your tire
Having too low a PSI can create too much heat to cause a potential failure
The 'P' class, or passenger car tire, needs to be de-rated a min of 9% when used on a truck
Truck tires, 'LT' class, do not
They also work differently and need different PSI's at the same weight carry
The OEM drivers door label is for the tire listed on that label.
If your door label says a 'P' class and you have a 'LT' class...then the door
label's PSI is NOT for your tire
Having too low a PSI can create too much heat to cause a potential failure
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