2012 F-250 Gasser tire PSI
If this has been discussed please forgive me. I did a search it didn't find much specific to my TV. I have a 2012 F-250 CC SB 4x4 with a new set of Toyo Open Country AT's. I have recently replaced...
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A good place to start is to reference the appropriate tire inflation chart to ensure your tire pressure is safe for the load.
Sample Michelin Inflation Chart
I have not run through the procedure myself on my F-150, but here is the procedure I found referenced. I believe you will find this in the manual, but the manual neglects to mention you need a tool to identify each tire. Here is a link with the procedure.
2012 F-250 TPMS Training
And lastly, here is the tool required to help train the tires.
ATEQ Tire Training Tool
As stated above I have not done this procedure myself on my truck, I had just done similar research. Please do your own homework to satisfy yourself that this will work for you. You may want to check with a local tire shop and they may help you out.
They make inflation charts for a reason. Seems to me you inflate to the load you are carrying. A buddy of mine was a fleet manager for 30 years and did the same thing on their rigs.
Good luck to you,
Stu
Sample Michelin Inflation Chart
I have not run through the procedure myself on my F-150, but here is the procedure I found referenced. I believe you will find this in the manual, but the manual neglects to mention you need a tool to identify each tire. Here is a link with the procedure.
2012 F-250 TPMS Training
And lastly, here is the tool required to help train the tires.
ATEQ Tire Training Tool
As stated above I have not done this procedure myself on my truck, I had just done similar research. Please do your own homework to satisfy yourself that this will work for you. You may want to check with a local tire shop and they may help you out.
They make inflation charts for a reason. Seems to me you inflate to the load you are carrying. A buddy of mine was a fleet manager for 30 years and did the same thing on their rigs.
Good luck to you,
Stu
