Tires 38PSI

[HunyaKitti]

Are you guys relying on the instrument gauge or using a tire pressure gauge to set the tire pressures? Is the display gauge in the truck accurate?

I use a trustworthy Tire Pressure gauge. I have nitrogen and the display will give me different tire pressures if I turn the truck on and off without driving it anywhere.

Tire Pressure gauge tells me 38. Generally the truck gives me between 36 to 40 on the instrument cluster. A mechanic I talked to said there is a +/- 2 psi margin of error.

 

[AKSteve]

I was thinking about just using my age and going with 44psi and then increasing it every year until either my tires explode or I die.

 

[hugepops77]

AKSteve - BAHAHAHA!

 

[Ironhorse07]

I didn't realize that it was this complicated. This is some heavy shit.

 

[lars464]

Unless your running winter air (denser molecule movement), the weep hole is virtually useless.

 

[pjones]

Gen1 tires do sound better. Just sayin'

 

[Aaron]

I didn't realize that it was this complicated. This is some heavy shit.

Can you post a how-to thread?




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[The Mav]

That's because you're metric and everyone knows those numbers are all screwy.

psi is psi.

bruh.

 

[Aaron]

psi is psi.



bruh.

No. You lose approximately 10% in the conversion. Haven't you heard of pressure exchange rates?


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[SilverBolt]

Make sure you rotate the air front to rear monthly.