Tire Pressures & Spare
08-26-2011, 10:06 AM
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Hey guys,
I have 245/35/20 and 275/30/20 Hankook tires on my car. How much air pressures should I have on each set ? Does 35-Front/38-Rear sound right?
I do have a spare for my 18' stock wheels. What tire size do I need to fit the the 18" spare wheel so it can run evenly with the 20's? I have AAA, but prefer to not have my car on the flatbed or towed. So, any suggestions or inputs are appreciated.
Also, are the tire sizes that I have safe to drive for long distance? Sorry, if this sound like a stupid question.
Thanks,
Daniel
I have 245/35/20 and 275/30/20 Hankook tires on my car. How much air pressures should I have on each set ? Does 35-Front/38-Rear sound right?
I do have a spare for my 18' stock wheels. What tire size do I need to fit the the 18" spare wheel so it can run evenly with the 20's? I have AAA, but prefer to not have my car on the flatbed or towed. So, any suggestions or inputs are appreciated.
Also, are the tire sizes that I have safe to drive for long distance? Sorry, if this sound like a stupid question.
Thanks,
Daniel
08-26-2011, 10:36 AM
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Hey guys,
I have 245/35/20 and 275/30/20 Hankook tires on my car. How much air pressures should I have on each set ? Does 35-Front/38-Rear sound right?
I do have a spare for my 18' stock wheels. What tire size do I need to fit the the 18" spare wheel so it can run evenly with the 20's? I have AAA, but prefer to not have my car on the flatbed or towed. So, any suggestions or inputs are appreciated.
Also, are the tire sizes that I have safe to drive for long distance? Sorry, if this sound like a stupid question.
Thanks,
Daniel
I have 245/35/20 and 275/30/20 Hankook tires on my car. How much air pressures should I have on each set ? Does 35-Front/38-Rear sound right?
I do have a spare for my 18' stock wheels. What tire size do I need to fit the the 18" spare wheel so it can run evenly with the 20's? I have AAA, but prefer to not have my car on the flatbed or towed. So, any suggestions or inputs are appreciated.
Also, are the tire sizes that I have safe to drive for long distance? Sorry, if this sound like a stupid question.
Thanks,
Daniel
As for tire pressures you may want to increase a few psi from the recommended stock tire pressures to reduce the possibility of damage from pot holes etc. The topic is discussed on several posts in the forum - try searching for it.
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