Tire shops
Wouldn't it seem that a tire shop would be THE place where you were sure that your tire pressures were set correctly? I picked up a new set of 5 Carlisle HD 16" today with these pressures. 74 75 78 80...
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I have the same problem with my dealer here in Virginia.
Oil change, tire rotation, and check all fluids. In variably the tire pressure is backwards after rotation. (At least this shows the tires were rotated). Last time, I went over this point when requesting the service. It was noted on the order write up. Still got it wrong. My 2014 F150 says 55 front and 60 rear. I figure the tire changer is used to passenger cars which usually have the same pressure on all four corners.
Oil change, tire rotation, and check all fluids. In variably the tire pressure is backwards after rotation. (At least this shows the tires were rotated). Last time, I went over this point when requesting the service. It was noted on the order write up. Still got it wrong. My 2014 F150 says 55 front and 60 rear. I figure the tire changer is used to passenger cars which usually have the same pressure on all four corners.
BB_TX wrote:down home wrote:
Dealer is only one touching my AMG. Tires might be a little higher but they know what the pressure should be and won't destroy very expensive wheels.
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So I let the Dealer do it. They seem to get it right every time.
I follow the specified tire pressure on the door jam for my F350, 65 front and 80 rear. At the dealer for oil change and tire rotation. Checked tires afterward and had 80 in front and 65 rear. They forgot to adjust the pressures. Don't assume anything.
