minimum tire pressure for non towing.
This question is on a 2016 F350 superduty Dually. The tires are LT245/75R17E Goodyear,s.Due to the stiff suspension, I would like to reduce the tire pressure to a safe, but more comfortable ride.when ...
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Assuming you have the 6.7L diesel in that truck, the fronts are almost untouchable for tire pressure.
I previously owned the 2011 model of your truck, with same sized tires (LT245/75R17's) and was running fronts at 55 PSI, as that is where they were at when I bought the truck new. Well, after bad wear, cupping, and sometimes death wobble problems, I upped the fronts to the 75 PSI area and viola! All the problems went away.
So, as I said, fronts equal untouchable. That diesel engine is HEAVY!
Rears, drop them down to where you feel comfortable. 50 PSI would not be a problem there in an unloaded situation.
I previously owned the 2011 model of your truck, with same sized tires (LT245/75R17's) and was running fronts at 55 PSI, as that is where they were at when I bought the truck new. Well, after bad wear, cupping, and sometimes death wobble problems, I upped the fronts to the 75 PSI area and viola! All the problems went away.
So, as I said, fronts equal untouchable. That diesel engine is HEAVY!
Rears, drop them down to where you feel comfortable. 50 PSI would not be a problem there in an unloaded situation.
