Pressures for LT E Tires
My 2015 F-150 came new with Passenger-rated tires, and I have been disappointed with the movement / squishiness / feeling of instability I get when towing our loaded 6500 lb. travel trailer. So tod...
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Just running the pressure that Ford put in them at the factory.
I suppose the ride could be a little softer if I let out some air, but since I pull a trailer half the time, I don't want to get out the air compressor every time I want to pull the trailer.
I suppose the ride could be a little softer if I let out some air, but since I pull a trailer half the time, I don't want to get out the air compressor every time I want to pull the trailer.
Grit dog wrote:Atlee wrote:
Not exactly apples to apples, but this is what I do with my F150.
My 2014 F150 has the HD payload pkg, so it came with LT245/75R17 LRE tires.
The sticker Ford put on the door says to put 55# in the front tires and 60# in the rear tires. So that's what I keep my LRE's at.
I do not change when I hitch my 6500# trailer. The truck does just fine.
You don’t need to since you’re already running the tires higher than they need to be empty. That’s a bumpy ride though....
