t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
#1
11-08-2007, 11:51 PM
t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
im wondering what psi should go in my tires i had it at 32 n it seemed low n asked my girls dad what psi does his ram take n he said 40 but i put 40 in and today when i was going 65 it started shaking....never did that even on "closed courses" even when i did 95 on them "courses" please tell me
#2
11-08-2007, 11:53 PM
RE: t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
i used 32 psi cause its what went in my trans am tires and my cadillacs tires
#3
11-08-2007, 11:59 PM
RE: t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
Chevrolet's recommended tire pressure is on a sticker the driver's door, and the tire vendor's pressure is on the tire of course. My opinion is try pressures somewhere in that range until you are happy with the ride, but take into account that the pressure will fluxuate with temperature, so keep it below the max pressure per tire manufacturer.
#4
11-09-2007, 12:03 AM
RE: t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
lol. the title is a little hard to understand... after reading the post, i think i understand what you were trying to type
i keep em at 35. i think my door says 34 and the tires say 35.
i keep em at 35. i think my door says 34 and the tires say 35.
#5
11-09-2007, 09:12 AM
RE: t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
The pressure noted on the sidewall of the tire is the MAXIMUM recommended pressure. Running at the maximum may result in increased tire wear in the center of thread. Exceeding the maximum recommended pressure may result in tread separation and loss of control.
With that said, you should pressurize your tires to the manufacturer recommended pressures found on the sticker located on the end of the drivers door. A few more psi to improve handling is permissible, however, never exceed the maximum tire manufacturers psi rating found on the sidewall of the tire.
With that said, you should pressurize your tires to the manufacturer recommended pressures found on the sticker located on the end of the drivers door. A few more psi to improve handling is permissible, however, never exceed the maximum tire manufacturers psi rating found on the sidewall of the tire.
#7
11-09-2007, 06:22 PM
RE: t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
Mine says 32 I like runnning them at 34 all around. If am crazy I run them at 36 for better gas mileage. Of course I run them at like 25-30 offroading depending on how crazy I am going and what the terrian is.
#10
11-10-2007, 08:48 PM
RE: t he puts in his ram n he said 40psi?
the 32psi on the sticker inside your door I believe is recomended by the factory for optimum ride quality... I run mine over that pressure because the BFG AT's really look like they're squatting with just 32 psi....