Pressure

[cheade]

Here's one for ya. The info sticker on the inside of my door says 35psi, the tires say 50psi. Which one do i go by?

 

[JamesC]

Im sure if you look on the tire again it will say max 50 psi.

The door sticker refers to the original tires that came with the truck so when you change tires the optimum tire pressure may be different from what the sticker says.

I would run them at 35 for a week and then adjust you pressure up or down if you like.

 

[srteach]

The 50psi is a maximum recommended for tire failure. They will have to run for a while at 50, but will fail early at that pressure.
32 to 35psi is the best range for on road comfort, tire longevity, tread life, and traction for the majority of tires and situations. Special situations for different pressures are high flotation off road (sand type surface, lower psi in most cases) and hard road heavy load (high weight, higher, but not usually to max psi).

 

[cheade]

Thanks guys. That's kinda what i was thinking. Been runnin' em at 35 and seems to be doing fine.