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Old 07-30-2013, 09:40 AM
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I'm going to offer a good solution for the LT tire pressure. Instead of arguing abut this just look in the manual. It clearly says how to determine maximum load for a tire. Basically you'll need to check door sticker for Gross Axle Weight Ratings (there is two for front and rear axle) and pick one whichever is greater. Then you divide this number by two and now you know your maximum load of tire. Then you find your tire in the LT tire load table and see the correct maximum pressure. No guesses, confusion or arguments.
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