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Originally Posted by JacobAziza
I don't remember who it was, or what the post topic was, but somebody on this forum once claimed that high tire pressure does not in fact adversely affect braking distance (on a smooth dry surface) as is commonly assumed.
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I only assumed based on my experience with bike tires. Now that you mention it, I'm not surprised if braking distance is not negatively impacted.
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Originally Posted by BamZipPow
One of the things I found out with running max pressures on my LT tires were that when it came time to unmount them from the rim, the bead ended up tearing from the tires. I never had them unmounted from when I bought them brand new 3 years ago. Something to think about if you git a flat and they have to patch it...you might end up buying a new tire. ![Wink](/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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I'm not buying a new tire if they destroy it while I am within the pressure ratings. I'd probably lower the pressure before I came in anyways, just to give them less to lecture me about.