pricey · Mar 9, 2008

silly question i suppose but as i have just put new shoes on the series3 i wondered what pressures to put in i am running 235/85/16 and would like to know what sort of pressure to put in for mainly road use cheers

Griffdowg · Mar 9, 2008

35 all round

pricey · Mar 9, 2008

cheers its a lot higher than i first thought but hey cant disagree coz i aint got no idea

Griffdowg · Mar 9, 2008

well as your running them on the road 35 should be fine. i run mine at 30-32 but mine gets used 50/50 road laning, so that works well for me, but i think most others run 35 for the road. what boots did you get?

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Trewey · Mar 9, 2008

if you aint got power steering, you might be better off with 40 in the front.

pricey · Mar 9, 2008

insa turbo saharas

pricey · Mar 9, 2008

its just i put 30 in my last tyres and they wore out in the centres alone but they were only 235 70 16

madra · Mar 9, 2008

I am running Michelin XPE A/T and the correct pressure for those is 52psi

Davec · Mar 10, 2008

Is that the correct pressure or the max pressure marked on the sidewall?

clivees · Mar 10, 2008

FFs
wot do you all think Big Tyre = big pressures????

30 tops more like 24

for a Series 2 (Close enough to a series 3)

Series Two Club

slob · Mar 10, 2008

madra said:
I am running Michelin XPE A/T and the correct pressure for those is 52psi

where'd yer get that number from? the phone book?

clivees · Mar 10, 2008

slob said:
where'd yer get that number from? the phone book?

Its a trick you know the sort of thing "Pick a number any number"

madra · Mar 10, 2008

slob said:
where'd yer get that number from? the phone book?

No thats what is writen/stamped on the tyre wall!!! have had them on my series for the last year and still no discernible wear!

Great tyres!

slob · Mar 10, 2008

so what does it say next to it?

madra · Mar 10, 2008

slob said:
so what does it say next to it?

It says "if living in Ireland please inflate to max pressure as this will lessen the damage caused by the massive pot holes to your wheel rims"

Besides that i do a lot of towing and also the vehicle is always loaded!

slob · Mar 10, 2008

madra said:
It says " max pressure "

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[FONT='Times New Roman', Times, Serif, serif]Maximum Inflation Pressure: most know that the sidewall of their tires contains information on maximum inflation pressure. Many do not know that this does not necessarily tell you the correct inflation pressure for the tire on your particular vehicle. Vehicle manufacturers place this information on a placard which is usually located inside the drivers side door jamb. For various reasons, some manufacturers recommend a tire pressure below the maximum pressure [/FONT]

pricey · Mar 10, 2008

my thoughts exactly looks like i will keep them at 25 psi feels ok on road so i guess my first instinct may be right cheers all

Davec · Mar 10, 2008

I tend to run mine at 25, a couple of pounds above the minimum allowed for RTVs (allows for gauge variations,) but raise then to about 35 if I've got a long journey (not very often)

paulypaul · Mar 11, 2008

It says in the Haynes book:

6.00 x 16, 6.50 x 16, 7.00 x 16, 7.10 x 16 and 7.50 x 16

SWB & LWB models

tyre pressure front and rear 25 lb/square inch (1.8 kg/square cm)
Note: if the load is over 500 lb (250kg) the rear tyre pressures should be increased to 30 lb/square inch (2.1 kg/square cm)

Well thats what it says in the haynes manual....me personally, I'm gonna wack 80lb in front tyres and pretend I got PAS

slob · Mar 11, 2008

dint ferget that once yer gort yer 80psi in yer tyres, the treads wint work properly so wint get rid of the water and yule end up with that racing slick effect.

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