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Re: Recommended Rear Tire Pressure
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Posted by old on January 20, 2007 at 16:52:47 from (4.245.6.220):
In Reply to: Recommended Rear Tire Pressure posted by City-Boy McCoy on January 20, 2007 at 16:45:49:
10-15 PSI is for normal running and the 30 or so is to seat the tire beads. Never even try to run them with 30 plus in them or they will sort of sit like a rubber ball and you will bounch all over the place when your driveing it. Most tires will have a place on them telling you the PSI need but not all of them have that. Use more air to have a narrower foot print and less for more traction and wider foot print. Oh by the way it doesn't matter if you have air or fluid in your tires its still the same PSI at all times
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