tire pressure
03-01-2004, 08:17 PM
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Re: tire pressure
Rick Dowling did pass the time by typing:
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
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DougW
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
33
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DougW
03-01-2004, 08:17 PM
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Re: tire pressure
Rick Dowling did pass the time by typing:
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
33
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DougW
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
33
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DougW
03-01-2004, 08:17 PM
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Re: tire pressure
Rick Dowling did pass the time by typing:
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
33
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DougW
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
33
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DougW
03-01-2004, 08:18 PM
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Re: tire pressure
My understanding ... the manufacturer's recommended 33 psi was arrived at to
provide optimum handling, ride, on the road for your vehicle with normal
load ... 215s or 225s. Nothing to do with safe ... as in ... if yer crawling
across a beach with a boat in tow :-) on the sand, 10-12 psi might be
considered safe ... but as you might imagine, 10-12 psi would not be safe at
highway speed ... my 2 cents.
"Rick Dowling" <elaphe@knology.net> wrote in message
news:1047mkhk44546fa@corp.supernews.com...
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door
jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says
maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
>
> Thanks.
> Rick
>
>
provide optimum handling, ride, on the road for your vehicle with normal
load ... 215s or 225s. Nothing to do with safe ... as in ... if yer crawling
across a beach with a boat in tow :-) on the sand, 10-12 psi might be
considered safe ... but as you might imagine, 10-12 psi would not be safe at
highway speed ... my 2 cents.
"Rick Dowling" <elaphe@knology.net> wrote in message
news:1047mkhk44546fa@corp.supernews.com...
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door
jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says
maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
>
> Thanks.
> Rick
>
>
03-01-2004, 08:18 PM
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Re: tire pressure
My understanding ... the manufacturer's recommended 33 psi was arrived at to
provide optimum handling, ride, on the road for your vehicle with normal
load ... 215s or 225s. Nothing to do with safe ... as in ... if yer crawling
across a beach with a boat in tow :-) on the sand, 10-12 psi might be
considered safe ... but as you might imagine, 10-12 psi would not be safe at
highway speed ... my 2 cents.
"Rick Dowling" <elaphe@knology.net> wrote in message
news:1047mkhk44546fa@corp.supernews.com...
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door
jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says
maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
>
> Thanks.
> Rick
>
>
provide optimum handling, ride, on the road for your vehicle with normal
load ... 215s or 225s. Nothing to do with safe ... as in ... if yer crawling
across a beach with a boat in tow :-) on the sand, 10-12 psi might be
considered safe ... but as you might imagine, 10-12 psi would not be safe at
highway speed ... my 2 cents.
"Rick Dowling" <elaphe@knology.net> wrote in message
news:1047mkhk44546fa@corp.supernews.com...
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door
jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says
maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
>
> Thanks.
> Rick
>
>
03-01-2004, 08:18 PM
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Re: tire pressure
My understanding ... the manufacturer's recommended 33 psi was arrived at to
provide optimum handling, ride, on the road for your vehicle with normal
load ... 215s or 225s. Nothing to do with safe ... as in ... if yer crawling
across a beach with a boat in tow :-) on the sand, 10-12 psi might be
considered safe ... but as you might imagine, 10-12 psi would not be safe at
highway speed ... my 2 cents.
"Rick Dowling" <elaphe@knology.net> wrote in message
news:1047mkhk44546fa@corp.supernews.com...
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door
jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says
maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
>
> Thanks.
> Rick
>
>
provide optimum handling, ride, on the road for your vehicle with normal
load ... 215s or 225s. Nothing to do with safe ... as in ... if yer crawling
across a beach with a boat in tow :-) on the sand, 10-12 psi might be
considered safe ... but as you might imagine, 10-12 psi would not be safe at
highway speed ... my 2 cents.
"Rick Dowling" <elaphe@knology.net> wrote in message
news:1047mkhk44546fa@corp.supernews.com...
> I've got 225 Goodyear tires on my 04 X Wrangler. The label on the door
jamb
> says to put 33 psi in 215 tires and on the side of the 225's it says
maximum
> tire pressure is 44 psi.
> What's a safe psi to use?
>
> Thanks.
> Rick
>
>
03-01-2004, 08:20 PM
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