Driving in snow
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Driving in snow
Hello,
I have Wrangler AT/S tires on my f150. They are LT tires with a range of 35-50 psi. When driving in snow and ice, is there a certain amount of air presure I should be using? Any imput would be great.
I have Wrangler AT/S tires on my f150. They are LT tires with a range of 35-50 psi. When driving in snow and ice, is there a certain amount of air presure I should be using? Any imput would be great.
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Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Simpsonville, KY
Normal. There is no reason to change that unless you are going through a tough off road situation, and if you do let some air out you need to fill it back up asap. Check the side of the door, it usually says what Ford thinks should be in there. My tires and my door both say 35psi, yours may vary.
