Tire Pressure
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Tire Pressure
I have a 2007 F250 with 37" Toyo Open Country M/T tires.
Want to see what pressure people are running their tires at. I am currently running my at 40 psi.
Any recommendations on what air pressure is the best for smooth ride without killing the miles and tire wear.
Thanks
Want to see what pressure people are running their tires at. I am currently running my at 40 psi.
Any recommendations on what air pressure is the best for smooth ride without killing the miles and tire wear.
Thanks
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From: Breckenridge, TX
Put your truck on a scale and get the axle weights. Divide the axle weight by the load rating of the pair of tires on that axle, and call that percentage of the max sidewall pressure your minimum. Adjust upwards until you're happy, because sometimes you get a soft feel from either the sidewalls moving or tread being long. Lower rides better to a point where you put too much weight on for the pressure seeting, higher wears better to the point where you start deforming the tread block from lack of weight.
(Pressure / Max Pressure) = (Load / Max Load) Solve for Pressure to find your minimum for what your truck weighs, you'll know the other three variables from the tire sidewall and your weight receipt.
(Pressure / Max Pressure) = (Load / Max Load) Solve for Pressure to find your minimum for what your truck weighs, you'll know the other three variables from the tire sidewall and your weight receipt.
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