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Re: tire pressure #615274 06/16/05 04:10 PM

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N. California. USA

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I have some ideas for determining proper tire pressures, on- and off-road, on my web page...

I run 33x10.50 tires and run anywhere from 20-40 psi on the road (tires have a 50 psi max rating), usually around 25-30. Offroad, anything from 7-20 psi depending on the terrain, usually around 15.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
tire pressure	smansfield	06/16/05 01:53 PM
Re: tire pressure	OOP'S	06/16/05 02:23 PM
Re: tire pressure	Anonymous	06/16/05 02:24 PM
Re: tire pressure	ChrisH	06/16/05 02:48 PM
Re: tire pressure	Anonymous	06/16/05 04:01 PM
Re: tire pressure	4Crawler	06/16/05 04:10 PM
Re: tire pressure	smansfield	06/16/05 04:42 PM
Re: tire pressure	4Crawler	06/16/05 05:14 PM
Re: tire pressure	Anonymous	06/16/05 06:36 PM
Re: tire pressure	CraShYota	06/16/05 07:28 PM
Re: tire pressure	Snowtoy	06/16/05 08:59 PM

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