Do you guys have wheel locks?
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According to the owner's manual, I am supposed to keep 35psi in each tire. So, I run 1psi over in each tire so in case one tire becomes just a little low, I should still be okay.
For further explanation, let's say I put 35psi in each tire, and one tire is just a tad low...let's say running 1psi low. That puts me at 34psi, which is below what I am supposed to have. But having 36psi and let's say one tire is running just a bit low, I would be at 35psi, which is still perfectly fine. That's my logic, lol.![[:D]](/images/smilies/biggrin.png "Big Grin [:D]")
For further explanation, let's say I put 35psi in each tire, and one tire is just a tad low...let's say running 1psi low. That puts me at 34psi, which is below what I am supposed to have. But having 36psi and let's say one tire is running just a bit low, I would be at 35psi, which is still perfectly fine. That's my logic, lol.
MrElussive said:
According to the owner's manual, I am supposed to keep 35psi in each tire. So, I run 1psi over in each tire so in case one tire becomes just a little low, I should still be okay.
For further explanation, let's say I put 35psi in each tire, and one tire is just a tad low...let's say running 1psi low. That puts me at 34psi, which is below what I am supposed to have. But having 36psi and let's say one tire is running just a bit low, I would be at 35psi, which is still perfectly fine. That's my logic, lol.
For further explanation, let's say I put 35psi in each tire, and one tire is just a tad low...let's say running 1psi low. That puts me at 34psi, which is below what I am supposed to have. But having 36psi and let's say one tire is running just a bit low, I would be at 35psi, which is still perfectly fine. That's my logic, lol.