All I can see is max load 51 psi and I know its not that and I know its less than normal car tyre cos of the less area to fill with air. Suggesstions!
pollymay,
Jan 24, 6:25pm
On a blue car, about three fiddy Red ones it's best to just give up now, too heavy
skyline_guy_r34,
Jan 24, 6:54pm
Doesnt matter how much area there is to fill. psi is a measure of pressure. Pounds per square inch. Doesnt matter if your filling a car tyre or a truck tyre. 36 psi is still 36 psi.
Im assuming you have a 235/35/18 or something like that. When i run 55 or 45 profile i use 38psi. When i had 35 profile i liked to use 40-42 psi.
richardmayes,
Jan 24, 7:17pm
No.
MORE pressure is required with lower profiles.
jason18,
Jan 24, 7:18pm
I run mine at 40. 235/45r17
thunderbolt,
Jan 24, 7:25pm
I run mine at 40. 245/45r17
weezal,
Jan 24, 7:46pm
Cheers guys. Sorry I meant to say more but I didn't think it was up2 51.
vr4_legnum,
Jan 24, 10:46pm
I run mine at 40 psi. 225/40r18
fordcrzy,
Jan 24, 10:58pm
36psi
ninja_man,
Jan 24, 11:14pm
anywhere between 36 and 40psi will do just fine
alimac1,
Jan 25, 2:38am
40 psi. 215/45/17
clark20,
Jan 25, 3:47am
38psi245/40/19 and same for my 245/35/20
a.woodrow,
Jan 25, 4:13am
Not much to add. but 38-40 is good. if you notice wear on the outside edges of your tyres, put in an extra couple of psi, if theres wear around the middle, drop it a few psi. if its wearing good, leave it alone :)
moosie_21,
Nov 1, 7:46am
40 psi is good, run mine at that. 51 psi would be for carrying the maximum load allowed by the tyre (also on the outer wall).
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