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what are most of you running for tire pressure
Just curious about what most of you are running for tire pressure i am running 50 in the front and about 55 in the back the door sticker says 80 for the back would that be better for fuel economy and how much rougher of a ride And how many miles are you going on an oil change I am having a blackstone report done on my next one but just curious
Last edited by Dave : 01-18-2007 at 02:07 PM. Reason: added ? |
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Especially on dirt roads As far as mileage, I couldn't see any difference in running 55 or 80
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I always understood run the tire pressure to the best wear results. To start, I remember reading about using sidewalk chalk to draw a line across the width of the tire then go for a spin, come back and check out the line, adjust tire pressure upon your results. It probably helps to make a couple of lines across the width of the tire(s) to get the best results. |
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I run 70-80 psi up front and 60 in all four rears.... remember its a 2000 f350 c/c dually 7.3l 2wd.
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