Tire PSI w/HD Payload Pkg
I have a 2013 F150 Eco-SCrew 4x4 6.5' bed w/HD Payload & Max Tow Packages. My door sticker says 55 psi front & 60 psi rear for the E rated LT tires. This seems high while not towing anything.
If you have this combination on your truck what PSI are you running when not towing.
If you have this combination on your truck what PSI are you running when not towing.
I have a 2013 F150 Eco-SCrew 4x4 6.5' bed w/HD Payload & Max Tow Packages. My door sticker says 55 psi front & 60 psi rear for the E rated LT tires. This seems high while not towing anything.
If you have this combination on your truck what PSI are you running when not towing.
If you have this combination on your truck what PSI are you running when not towing.
Contrary to Platinum_Sean's recommendation (always go with max pressure) ...
For everyday, non-fleet, no heavy payload, etc. use - Would recommend that you stick with the PSI in the door jam label for the best tire wear.
And no ... 55/60PSI isn't uncommon nor too much for non-towing with the packages and tires that you have.
BTW ... Check the tire side wall for the maximum PSI.
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For everyday, non-fleet, no heavy payload, etc. use - Would recommend that you stick with the PSI in the door jam label for the best tire wear.
And no ... 55/60PSI isn't uncommon nor too much for non-towing with the packages and tires that you have.
BTW ... Check the tire side wall for the maximum PSI.
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