B BladeRunr New member Aug 3, 2011 #1 What is the correct tire pressure one should have his after market tires at? What is label on the inside of the door or what is on the tire?
What is the correct tire pressure one should have his after market tires at? What is label on the inside of the door or what is on the tire?
fourwd1 Moderator Aug 4, 2011 #2 What the manufacturer specifies on the door sticker. The number on the tire is the maximum pressure it will handle.
What the manufacturer specifies on the door sticker. The number on the tire is the maximum pressure it will handle.
Hyde802 New member Aug 4, 2011 #3 On my 87 with 31 km2s I run about 25 in each tire. I find that anything more than that wears the center fast. On stockers, I run about 32 My 92...I run about 13. It doesnt see pavement thought. Haha. What are you running for tires?
On my 87 with 31 km2s I run about 25 in each tire. I find that anything more than that wears the center fast. On stockers, I run about 32 My 92...I run about 13. It doesnt see pavement thought. Haha. What are you running for tires?
SjamesT4R New member Aug 10, 2011 #5 Yeah just go by the sticker inside of the door.. no matter what kinda tire or rim.. thats the tire pressure they came up with for the weight of the vehicle with and without passangers
Yeah just go by the sticker inside of the door.. no matter what kinda tire or rim.. thats the tire pressure they came up with for the weight of the vehicle with and without passangers
SUBTEGRAL Banned Aug 11, 2011 #6 30 psi for pavement driving with 31x10.5 all-terrains. :roadkill: I want my 32x11.5 mudders damn it!
