Tire Pressure at 26/29 or 32?
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Tire Pressure at 26/29 or 32?
Hello everyone,
I just bought some 265/75/16 Bridgestone Dueler A/Ts and was wondering should I keep my tires at 26 front and 29 rear as it says on the door of my Tacoma 2004 double cab or go with 32 PSI. The guy at the shop says 26/29 but im not sure it'll contact correctly on the ground. Anyone have experience with this?
I just bought some 265/75/16 Bridgestone Dueler A/Ts and was wondering should I keep my tires at 26 front and 29 rear as it says on the door of my Tacoma 2004 double cab or go with 32 PSI. The guy at the shop says 26/29 but im not sure it'll contact correctly on the ground. Anyone have experience with this?
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Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
35 for street use on mine. 265/75/16's here.
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You should have just enough air pressure to get all of the beads to wear evenly. If the inside bead wears the most, then its over inflated. If the 2 outermost beads are worn and not the inners, then you are under inflated.
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