BFG All Terrain 265/70 R17 air pressure

PracticalFJ

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Edit: 275/70 R17 not 265/70 R17.....For anyone interested. Straight from BFG;


September 13, 2011

Hello Jeffrey,

Thank you for your email. We welcome the opportunity to serve you.

We apologize for any misunderstanding regarding the first email.

You mentioned that your original equipment tire size is a P265/70R17 and your replacement tires are the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO in size LT275/70R17. We show that your original equipment tire pressures for the P265/70R17 is 32 psi front and rear. We would recommend that you inflate your tires to 50 psi minimum.


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Sincerely,

Alvin
Consumer Care Department
Certified BFGoodrich Product Expert

PS: It's important that you get all the safety-related materials that come with the purchase of new BFGoodrich passenger and light truck tires. If you did not receive a warranty book, you can download one at BFGoodrich Tire Warranty | BFGoodrich Tires. If you did not register your tires, please take a moment to do so at Shop Tires For Car Tires, and Truck Tires | BFGoodrich Tires. Registering your tires is easy and takes just a minute.
 
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I have mine at 45psi. MPG improved by a noticeable amount. Originally set at 35psi. I may go to 50, especially with the load E's.
 

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