Tire PSI
on my 2016 Ford F350 superduty dually 4x4 with Goodyear LT 245/75R/17E tires. The Door sticker says 75 front 65 rear cold. Tires say 80 PSI cold. Pardon my ignorance, but which one do I go b...
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Cummins12V98 wrote:Golfcart wrote:
My dad and I have an ongoing debate about which to follow. Personally I like to keep my tires at the sidewall max pressure, even when not towing.
On a 1500 that is actually a good idea if you are running "P" tires. If "E" you will have a very rough ride and wear the centers out FAST.
I run my Tahoe 44 front and 40 rear and get great tire wear. Door says somewhere in the mid 30's but that is for ride quality.
I do admit the ride is a bit crappy compared to my dads running 32psi, but its a truck after all, I dont expect it to ride like a town car!
42-44psi front and rear gives me consistent wear and less risk of tires running hot
