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View Poll Results: What PSI are your tires at?
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<35 PSI
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35-40 PSI
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41-45 PSI
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46-50 PSI
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>51 PSI
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10-27-2019, 02:46 PM
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What PSI do you run on your tires?
I will be getting new tires for my Jeep so I am wondering what PSI most people go for here without problems.
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I run at 40PSI, but marked 41-45PSI, because I didn't want to be considered in the standard pressure group. Who knows, maybe I'll play with 41 to 43PSI.... maybe NOT with late fall & winter coming.....maybe...... ya know?
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I run at 40PSI, but marked 41-45PSI, because I didn't want to be considered in the standard pressure group. Who knows, maybe I'll play with 41 to 43PSI.... maybe NOT with late fall & winter coming.....maybe...... ya know?
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Max sidewall. on my Avid Ascends, that's 51.
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Max sidewall. on my Avid Ascends, that's 51.
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Doesn't that shake your dentures loose? 
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Max sidewall 50 psi stone cold, they will be well into the 50s when warm.
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I use 2.8-3.0 bar. What's that, 40-ish PSI?
Also, depending what tires i have at the moment. Some tires are soft&squishy even at 3.5bar, some are fine at 2.5bar
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I cranked it up to max on my Prius shortly after I got it. Ran it like that for a few months but it seemed to cause the headlights to die young so I let them back down to about 40.
Then I replaced most of the lamps with LED and pushed the pressures back up to 51.
I don't know what the differences are between the truck's lamps and the Prius', it doesn't seem to affect them at all. It runs at 45. Any higher, though, and even I start to become unhappy with how the truck rides.
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About 3 bar (we have metric air over here) that's a low 40's PSI.
More causes resonances and sounds which make long distance travel tiresome, and afaict hardly helps economy.
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Seems like 40 is a good starting point, and a lot of you guys go a lot higher with no issues. Thanks
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