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Tyre pressures the same as recommended for the RFT's.
I was running RFT's at a lower pressure than the "book" because I found they handled better and had less tramlining.
I was running RFT's at a lower pressure than the "book" because I found they handled better and had less tramlining.
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Originally Posted by AlwynMike' post='391586' date='Feb 14 2007, 09:57 PM
Tyre pressures the same as recommended for the RFT's.
I was running RFT's at a lower pressure than the "book" because I found they handled better and had less tramlining.
I was running RFT's at a lower pressure than the "book" because I found they handled better and had less tramlining.
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Go by what your manual states. On delivery mine were loaded up to 50lbs!!!
The it gave my ride a drifting quality at highway speed.
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Originally Posted by nickolas_g' post='391825' date='Feb 15 2007, 10:31 AM
Go by what your manual states. On delivery mine were loaded up to 50lbs!!!
The it gave my ride a drifting quality at highway speed.
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Follow the manufacture of the tires' info, some change in different temperatures
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Same as the manual states, 30psi front and 38psi rear.
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What a coincidence, I was wonder this as well today. After searching around, I decided on 36 front and 40 rear.
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Originally Posted by Chuck W.' post='395265' date='Feb 25 2007, 03:37 AM
With 19" wheels I am running 32 front 35 rear per the manual.
Lower options are runflats so I feel you should go a little about the minimum recommend to compensate for the additional flexibility of the sidewalls...
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