I have changed my tires to 235 60R15. What should the tire pressure be set at, for a normal load and speed situation?
32 psi. It should say on the tire somewhere is the small print.
I don't care what "they" say. You run them at 32 psi. Period!Not by whats on the tag on the jamb!! I checked my tires today on the 71 and could hardly read the numbers.
Dave: It doesn't get any better LOL. Time for reading glasses buddy! My .02 and preference to to stick with the tire manufactuer recommendation.Not by whats on the tag on the jamb!! I checked my tires today on the 71 and could hardly read the numbers.
I don't care what "they" say. You run them at 32 psi. Period!
You know darn well I'm talking pre-90 passenger vehicles. Did you just finish your pinochole game to come in and break my cajones?Good, my truck tires say 80 max, 32 psi would leave them flat. I always look at the specific tire on each vehicle.
The door PSI was for optimal soft ride. Higher PSI provided crisper response in handling. Unfortunately, the suspensions back then only made higher pressure more squirrelly. You tried to find the best compromise and in general it was 28. I liked 32. 24 was pathetically too low for my tastes even on a wallowing luxury barge.
Lower PSI was also recommended to produce more understeer because the mfgrs. thought John Q. Public couldn't handle more oversteer. And in general, couldn't.
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