right psi?

[the_wildthing]

Ang sinusunod ko ay yung nakadikit sa pinto. In my case 29psi. And I measure in the morning before rolling out.

[111prez]

bad fuel economy, i cant tolerate

matagtag ride, i can tolerate

so i go for the higher psi and so far it has been very helpful on my patrol's fuel economy

[totoybato]

Some tires are actually designed to look bloated or 'dapa' at their correct PSI. Sometimes you just have to trust the gauge.

Iba din ang cold and hot pressure. Most of what is indicated sa doorjambs at manuals natin ay cold pressure.

And then there's what's written on the sidewall. Ingat lang kasi minsan MAX pressure lang ang nakalagay dun (not operating pressure). Kaya dati naka 50psi ako sa Pajero at MB100 (as per sidewall MAX pressure). Nakupo parang semento ang gulong ko.

As for the thread starter's question, 28psi is a good starting point. Adjust mo na lang depending on your fuel economy, ride, and vehicle load.

kaya siguro nung una, nakaka 15km/liter ako sa highway driving with 30psi. may nakausap pa ako na sa tucson niya e 40psi , sa isip isip ko , para siyang inidribble nun pag nabako ng kaunti.

[rvm519]

sa starex 40psi recommended.ok po ba na sundin to kapapalit ko lang kc ng gulong,goodyear fortera 205-70r15

[Naughty DOG]

Hi guys!
I'm wearing 30x9.5R15 tires on my 1G Pajero. Ano recommended tire pressure nyo? Ito ang daily ride ko to the office and occasionally may load ako na 50-80 kgs of various items

[kimpOy]

same tayo ng tire size my tire pressure is 33 COLD kasi tumataas ng 2 PSI kapag umiinit ang gulong

[CLAVEL3699]

now im using 32psi sa mid size SUV ko.

Hindi sya masyado matalbog ngayon, I also try 30psi pero hindi ko gus2 bounce nya.

[teamsicnarf]

it depends of what kind of terrain your dealin with.. example if your on sand buggin deflate almost 30-40% of your standard air pressure etc.