New LT tires on f150, what PSI
Hi, just bought new tires for my 2011 F150 max tow, had the p285/65 r80 and upgraded to the Michelin LTX M/S2 E rated tire same size. I used to run the p tires at 35 unloaded and 45 towing. When I che...
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Checking the door post sticker for tire pressure is only good if you have the factory installed tires or replacements of the same size. If you change the size of your tires the original factory specs don't mean squat.
I have an 06 F-150 with the Michelin E rated LTX/MS2's (265/70 17's) and I love them. I run all four at 50 psi and 60 on the front/65 on the rear when towing our 5,000# TT. The wheels are rated to 80psi which is the max load/psi for these tires. Having a fairly light TT I have no need to go beyond 60/65. The ride is smooth and quiet and the improvement towing from the old P's is day and night. as always.... Opinions and YMMV. :C
I have an 06 F-150 with the Michelin E rated LTX/MS2's (265/70 17's) and I love them. I run all four at 50 psi and 60 on the front/65 on the rear when towing our 5,000# TT. The wheels are rated to 80psi which is the max load/psi for these tires. Having a fairly light TT I have no need to go beyond 60/65. The ride is smooth and quiet and the improvement towing from the old P's is day and night. as always.... Opinions and YMMV. :C
