What tire pressure?

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Re: What tire pressure? [Re: bard] #643121 09/14/05 11:02 PM

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Hooper, Utah

ralleyclimber Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

I dont have the same tires that you have but I think that mine are at 35 psi. One thing that I read here

is you can put a line of chalk acrossed your tire with say ##psi and drive forward a bit and look at the ground to see how (the tire wear is) the chalk is left on the ground. And increase or decrease as desired.

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What tire pressure?	bard	09/02/05 01:26 AM
Re: What tire pressure?	ralleyclimber	09/14/05 11:02 PM
Re: What tire pressure?	Denvertaco	09/15/05 03:04 AM
Re: What tire pressure?	TacoYota	09/15/05 06:09 AM

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