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August 6th, 2008 05:00 PM #2
anu po sa sakyan nyo brad??
kung van sa tingin ko
front--35
rear-- 38
depende din po sa karga nyo
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August 7th, 2008 01:34 AM #3
When asking question, always include info....like car model, year, tire size anything that helps.
Always go with what the car says. Even a tire shop will tell you the same thing. Tire pressure is determined by the weight of the car. Even if you have different sized tires, that's the correct pressure. If you like you can add a few lbs of pressure to get a little better mileage but increased tire pressure decreases the contact patch of the tire and will effect grip so don't go too high. Max pressure on the tire is to tell vendors if the tire is compatible with certain cars by weight.
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August 7th, 2008 04:53 PM #4v6dreamer,pasensiya na kung medyo kulang yung mga tanong ko first time ko kasi ito kaya medyo kinakabahan pa,salamat bro my ride nga pala is innova model 2007 at ang tire size is 15" toyota agent told me that 28-30 psi is good enought pero parang malambot yung gulong,salamat uli bro
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August 7th, 2008 05:47 PM #5
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August 14th, 2008 07:12 PM #6
Depends on vehicle type, tire type and load; most go between 30 to 34/35 PSI. Air up with your tires cold and check the max/min parameters on your tires.
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