Tire Pressure Question
#2
chalk test!
because it depends on your average load. lots of tools/gear? frequent full passenger load? get a piece of chalk, draw lines across the treads, drive a bit, and see how your line wears.
it's usually easier to over inflate, then watch as you air down and the line gets scrubbed off more evenly across the tread. dig?
because it depends on your average load. lots of tools/gear? frequent full passenger load? get a piece of chalk, draw lines across the treads, drive a bit, and see how your line wears.
it's usually easier to over inflate, then watch as you air down and the line gets scrubbed off more evenly across the tread. dig?
#7
Should be there, it is required by DOT, but the Interco web site lists it as well:
- http://www.intercotire.com/tires.php?id=18&g=1
Some tips on selecting tire pressures below:
- http://www.4crawler.com/Diesel/Tires...roperInflation
I used to run my old Swampers at 30-35psi on long road trips (keeps the side lugs off the road) and then air down to 5-10psi off-road.
- http://www.intercotire.com/tires.php?id=18&g=1
Some tips on selecting tire pressures below:
- http://www.4crawler.com/Diesel/Tires...roperInflation
I used to run my old Swampers at 30-35psi on long road trips (keeps the side lugs off the road) and then air down to 5-10psi off-road.
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