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any suggestions on tire pressure?
Hi people. Took me three months to find a used set of tires locally, I have a set of 36x12.50x16.5 Humvees on the wall it's says to inflate to 30lbs.
Is that ok? what do you think? Thank you all. |
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Depends on the rating if at 30psi they can carry the weight then your ok..IMO I'd NEVER use a 16.5 rim
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Why is that? The hummer tires are cheap and aggressive and need that 16.5". I have heard that they dont hold a bead as well when aired down. Is that why you dont suggest using them?
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Aired up down doesn't matter the bead won't hold as well.
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Tire Pressure Tips - JP magazine
That only applies to new tires though. I start at the recommended pressure and use a tread depth gauge measuring the middle and both sides to see how they are wearing and adjust accordingly |
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Recommended PSI on up-armored hummers is in the 55-65 range.
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30 should let them wear correctly
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Thats probably because of the 12 bolt wheels instead of the old 8 bolt wheels. They allow for a higher psi and therefore more load needed with the armor. The 8 bolt wheels only hold 30 psi.
Im looking at getting a set of 12 bolt beadlock wheels with custom centers for less backspacing made and running grooved Hummer tires |
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Thank you guys. So far they are holding air and the ride is a lil bit rough than my old bf set. For sure they will grab on any terrain think they are good tires for the money I spent.
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