November 7, 200718 yr unless you change the tire size. Like if you put 185/70/13s on it insted of 165/80/13s the tire pussure will be difrent. This is just an example.. That doesn't mean you throw out the recommended tire pressures entirely! Running your tires at (or near) their maximum psi is dumb. But then, so is underinflating them. So check your tires often as we approach winter! :cool: - Scott
November 7, 200718 yr That doesn't mean you throw out the recommended tire pressures entirely! Running your tires at (or near) their maximum psi is dumb. But then, so is underinflating them. So check your tires often as we approach winter! :cool: - Scott Yep i guess that's the only thing to say. Just keep checking you TP.. -Tom
November 7, 200718 yr What do you mean :-\ ? Your not sopposed to fill the tire to max PSI. Because it needs a little room for the extra pressure from heat/friction.. It's basic elementary my dear Watson.. no, i was just baffled at your attempt at explaining it. i never said to inflate to max psi either. your statement above is equally perplexing.
November 7, 200718 yr no, i was just baffled at your attempt at explaining it. i never said to inflate to max psi either. your statement above is equally perplexing. I know you never said put the max in the tires. But alot of people do that and make that mistake. So i was just pointing out that you souldn't do that.. That's all man..
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