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Cummins12V98 wrote:
"Ideally you should know your weight loaded and unloaded on your truck axles, and air them to the tire manufacturers load chart"
For God's sake Margaret, you really should not be spewing all that cannon sense nonsense.
Aug-03-2021 10:13 PM
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memtb wrote:
The vehicle manufacturers (virtually all manufacturers) put the tire pressure recommendations on the door sticker for ride comfort. The manufacturers compete for best ride, soft tires help in this aspect. It is up to the vehicle owner to adjust tire pressure according to his/her needs! memtb
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Jul-26-2021 08:07 AM
schlep1967 wrote:
You called the manufacturer of the tires and they told you the correct information. If you don't want to weigh your rig running your tires at the max inflation value on the tire will not hurt anything other than your kidneys from the rough ride.
The door sticker only applies to the original tires that were on your truck. If you replace them with the exact same tires that door sticker will still apply. If you replace them with anything else go by the tire or the load/pressure table provided by that tire manufacturer.
Jul-26-2021 08:04 AM
schlep1967 wrote:
The door sticker only applies to the original tires that were on your truck. If you replace them with the exact same tires that door sticker will still apply. If you replace them with anything else go by the tire or the load/pressure table provided by that tire manufacturer.