What are you running for tire pressure?
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What are you running for tire pressure?
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What pressure are you running your tires at? I've got a 17 sport with the 20" rims and I'm running about 40 psi on each. The ride is a little rough and looking at going down to 35 psi but wanted to see what others were doing. Yes I'm still on factory shocks and mileage is about 18,000 currently.
Thanks!
What pressure are you running your tires at? I've got a 17 sport with the 20" rims and I'm running about 40 psi on each. The ride is a little rough and looking at going down to 35 psi but wanted to see what others were doing. Yes I'm still on factory shocks and mileage is about 18,000 currently.
Thanks!
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People,
What pressure are you running your tires at? I've got a 17 sport with the 20" rims and I'm running about 40 psi on each. The ride is a little rough and looking at going down to 35 psi but wanted to see what others were doing. Yes I'm still on factory shocks and mileage is about 18,000 currently.
Thanks!
What pressure are you running your tires at? I've got a 17 sport with the 20" rims and I'm running about 40 psi on each. The ride is a little rough and looking at going down to 35 psi but wanted to see what others were doing. Yes I'm still on factory shocks and mileage is about 18,000 currently.
Thanks!
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SHO4CY (05-25-2018)
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I have the factory mounted 20" Michelin's on my 157"wb 2016. I run a little more than the recommended 35 in the fronts (37ish) and a little less than the recommended 35 in the rears (32ish). I don't follow a specific rotation mileage and simply rotate when they look like they need it. With this truck it's been in the 7-7500 mile range. At 27,000 miles the tires look great.
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People,
What pressure are you running your tires at? I've got a 17 sport with the 20" rims and I'm running about 40 psi on each. The ride is a little rough and looking at going down to 35 psi but wanted to see what others were doing. Yes I'm still on factory shocks and mileage is about 18,000 currently.
Thanks!
What pressure are you running your tires at? I've got a 17 sport with the 20" rims and I'm running about 40 psi on each. The ride is a little rough and looking at going down to 35 psi but wanted to see what others were doing. Yes I'm still on factory shocks and mileage is about 18,000 currently.
Thanks!
Ya 40 would be pretty jarring unless you are fully loaded / towing.
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Sticker says 43 cold so that's what I have'm set at.
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SHO4CY (05-25-2018)
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Door says 35, I run 36 on my new truck with 20's. Same thing for the truck I replaced, but it had 18's.
I also noticed the tires were at 45 psi when I took delivery of the truck last week. Not sure it that's a dealer thing or maybe intentionally overfilled at the factory to minimize "squish" during transit when they are chained down.
I also noticed the tires were at 45 psi when I took delivery of the truck last week. Not sure it that's a dealer thing or maybe intentionally overfilled at the factory to minimize "squish" during transit when they are chained down.
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Stock tires/wheels, Hancrap AT/M's, 35 psi all 4. Due for a rotation at 6200 miles.