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      01-31-2008, 09:12 PM   #1
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19" tire pressure

What tire pressure is everyone running on their 19's? I have 275/30/19 in the rear and same as everyone else in the front.

I just set my tires to 36/39 front/rear cold psi. The shop that installed them last week set them to 47psi all around!

Just curious what everyone is using.......I'm on General Exclaims.
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im running 38/41 f/r on 19" 265/30 generals. 36 seems a tad low for the fronts.
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after looking at the manual, I think i'll bump them to 39/41 before I head out.
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dam the shop told me 32psi for 19's
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Many members run diff numbers because of their own preference of how stiff or nimble they want the ride to be. I do 36 in front and 40 in rear.
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Why are these differences between the fronts and rears?

I do the same actually but dont know why I'm doin
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Why are these differences between the fronts and rears?

I do the same actually but dont know why I'm doin
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I do it because the manual showed those numbers. If you look in the back in the index under "changing wheels" it give you recommended psi for different size wheels/tires.

I'm going to go with 37 or 38psi in the front and 39/40 in the rear and see how I like it. I'm going to have to adjust my coilovers now though....having the tires at 47/48psi surely made my coilovers feel extra stiff.

After this ice storm leaves of course....don't want to end up in a ditch, got my GMC Sierra for that nonsense.
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i was running 30 front 34 rear before, anything more then that felt too hard
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i was running 30 front 34 rear before, anything more then that felt too hard
that sounds too low, recipe for a bent rim.
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