New Nittos - Tire Pressure Question
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What does the sidewall say is the maximum pressure they can handle?
If they are 65-80psi tires, then that will probably work.
If they are 50psi tires, then no.
phox
If they are 65-80psi tires, then that will probably work.
If they are 50psi tires, then no.
phox
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They are 10 ply, load range E and the sidewall reads max of 65psi. I had Firestone Steeltex's 265X?X16 load range E, max of 80psi on when I first got it used to run 65 f 55 r and it rode fine. The Cooper 305X70X16 I just took off were load range D, max 50psi and I used to go 45-50f and 35-40 rear. They were a 50k tire and lasted 46k.
I'm looking for comfort and longivity so appreciate the replies.
I'm looking for comfort and longivity so appreciate the replies.
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Thanks for the replies I guess I'll stat @ 60 f and drop down a bit to 45 in the rears and do the chalk mark on the tread test to see where the road meets the tire.
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