Sunshine
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You Guys & Ladies living in the northern hemisphere in this snowy / icy weather, what air pressure are you putting in your tyres / tiers these days i`m running on 265/75`s for a Suburban..
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Air Pressure
- Thread starter Sunshine
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DennisG01
Member
I usually run them down to about 45 - 55 front and 55 - 65 rear. Sometimes I don't even go that low - just for the sake of not losing MPG.
SnowDrift
Ultra Conservative. ULTRA!
50 psi year round
dirtfarmer629
Recruit
I normally run around 60 in the front and back for millage but if i do have to drive in snow i will drop them down to around 45.
kane
New Member
36 to 43 psi, Bridgestone Dueler's 285/75/16...
Most of the time it's been raining (Helsinki)... now we got snow a bit (and raining again)
Up North there's much more snow (Lapland, arctic circle), we are heading up there for christmas... :banana:
Most of the time it's been raining (Helsinki)... now we got snow a bit (and raining again)
Up North there's much more snow (Lapland, arctic circle), we are heading up there for christmas... :banana:
just a number
Active Member
I run 60 in mine year round. unless of course I'm loaded down and then it's 80
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I drop mine to 45 in the winter, all the way around. Warmer weather is 60, with 5er on, back wheels to 80.
Motomaster (Canadian Tire - these ones are made by Dunlop, I believe) p265-75R16 LR 'E'
Motomaster (Canadian Tire - these ones are made by Dunlop, I believe) p265-75R16 LR 'E'