Tire Question
#13
Senior Member
#14
Mrs. W
#15
Senior Member
I always run 45 psi in my ford, and 75 psi in the dodge. Have you ever tried towing with low tire pressure? Lol it makes a huge difference. I always keep the tires aired up, towing or not. The ford has load range c tires, dodge has e.
#16
1994 F150 XLT 5.8L 2wd
My GF's caddy has it and when we got new tires we had to buy special ones that had a spot for the sensor. Then the shop didn't hook one sensor back up, broke one, they repaired for free but still just a HUGE hassle.
#17
Mrs. W
i had a shop try to reset it once and it didnt work so they said to ignore it because it's not worth the money for a new sensor
#18
Senior Member
I'm with Sean on this one, fill them to the MAX cold pressure or just under it. I check my pressure every week and it doesn't fluctuate too much but I've always been told "more psi for mpg and less for a smoother ride. Since I'd rather drag 1-2 mpg out of the truck rather than getting a mildly smoother ride I pump it up. Mine are kept between 45-50psi (50 being max cold).
#19
It's a Canadian thing eh!
I run 40PSI on stock size LT tires with no abnormal wear. Also the Nitrogen is nice to have so I don't need to keep checking my pressures as temperature fluctuates.