Stop Using 32 PSI in Your Tires — Here’s the Real Reason Why

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  @davidrobins7753 · 4 months ago

  When I worked on the farm growing up we customarily loaded the manure spreader with this kind of stuff.

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• WE

  @weslaws74 · 5 months ago

  I wasn’t aware you could put wet concrete in a shopping cart.<br>This is an absolute waste of time!

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  @thehozerdiver · 4 months ago

  Didn&apos;t realize you could put wet concrete into a shopping cart, but this dude managed to do it and turn it into a 29-minute video😂😂😂😂😂😂

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  @iedonmez · 4 months ago

  On my Toyota there are two values stated. 32 psi for urban driving and 38 psi for motorway cruising.

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  @henryanderson7606 · 4 months ago (edited)

  For years now, I have been running my tire pessure at 10lbs under the max pressure listed on the sidewall of that tire reguardless of what is marked inside the door post....my tires last for a very long time, some as much as 50 to 70 thousand miles and I get astronomical fuel mileage!!!

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  @Wazzer13 · 5 months ago

  You need to check your tyre wear and adjust accordingly, if it wears down the middle lower your pressure. 30 to 32 psi on my 1 series mostly with just the driver in the car is about right for tyre wear. I am on my third new set now, so have learnt this.

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  @conservatorcivilus · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-cdL4e57rU&amp;t=300">5:00</a> Correct Explanation for inflation vs load is opposite: 32 PSI is recommended for the minimum load not the maximum load.

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  @davidmorse8432 · 4 months ago

  The company that makes the tires naturally knows more about how their product performs than the vehicle manufacturer. &nbsp;I always go by the maximum recommended pressure shown on the sidewall of the tire when the tire is at ambient temperature. &nbsp;Tires normally lose pressure due to osmosis so pressure should be checked at least once a month. &nbsp;Some say once a week for pressure freaks. &nbsp;At least do it at every oil change and don&apos;t forget to check the spare too. &nbsp;My vehicle gets great fuel mileage and handles very well. &nbsp;I get great service from my tires. &nbsp;The last set of Michelins lasted 60,000 miles.

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  @CBridge-w1y · 5 months ago

  I always run 37lbs pressure I want to say I got over 88,000 miles on my GMC three -quarter ton pick up and they still looked decent I replace the original I bought on truck Bridgestone then when I got 97,000 miles I replace my brakes the original , since new ,pretty good huh cut the rotors put knew brakes on.

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  @louisstennes3 · 4 months ago

  In addition to &nbsp;minimum safety standards the manufacturers recommend a tire pressure for the maximum ride comfort based on standard loads.

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  @concerned_citizen_ · 5 months ago

  I apply f33.5psi r32.5psi for E110 sedan, &nbsp;Japanese TOYO tyres, and it works perfectly 👌 <br>Just use TPMS for temperature and pressure monitoring

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  @psychoal1967 · 4 months ago

  In Europe and UK, the sticker gives different pressures according to loading and tyre size. I have found them accurate, giving even tyre wear, and the best compromise of handling and ride. It looks like rules are different in the US.