tire pressure on tow vehicle

you should inflate to max pressure stated on side wall of tire.

if you're towing, max it out.

I would make the rear tire pressure the maximum per the tire's sidewall. On my tires, that's 80lbs.

What make/brand of truck tire has a 35lb 'suggested' rating??

With an equalizer hitch, I inflate all four tires to max pressure. Is this not needed ?

2oldman wrote:
What make/brand of truck tire has a 35lb 'suggested' rating??

It doesn't matter as to WHAT make or brand of tire.. Given the 35lb pressure it IS a SAFE BET the OP has "P" or PASSENGER TIRES which would mean a 1/2 ton truck or some sort of passenger vehicle..

For the OP, pretty much a good idea to use the tire sidewall pressure when towing.. There will be other folks who will point out a bunch of charts but your tires max capacity is only when inflated to the max sidewall pressure..

Every half ton with P tires in the 35psi range. I recommend going to the tire max front and rear for those tires, which should be in the 42-50psi range.

I always go by the sidewall on the tire.

the tires have a rated code -E or whatever you may have, the tire pressure on the sidewall is what I go by. That way the tire should perform accordingly.

Maximum tire pressure makes for a rougher ride. If I was you I would look in your owner's manual to find the correct pressure.