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CORRECT STREET TIRE PRESSURE

Discussion in 'Hilux' started by JAMES399, Apr 8, 2017.

  1. Apr 8, 2017 at 8:45 AM
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    JAMES399

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    JAMES399 [OP] EL CAPO

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    White 2003 Hilux DCSB 4x4 HI-RIDER +. 2.4L I-4, 5 spd.
    275/70R16 tires, gasolina or CNG fuel, Konig shox, Energy Suspension poly bushings,
    I have a 2003 HILUX 4x4 DCSB. The truck has 265-70R16 tires. I know this will sound like a nubee question but what is the recommended tire pressure to run on the street ?? My Hilux does not have a sticker on any of the doors with recommended pressures and neither does the owner's manual. I am running 30 psi, but I saw a post where someone said 40 psi was good for the street. Am I good at 30 psi ??

    - JAMES
     
    JAMES399, Apr 8, 2017
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  2. Apr 8, 2017 at 8:54 AM
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    Bishop84

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    Play with it, but 30psi is ideal, the older lighter models benefit from lower pressures.
     
    Bishop84, Apr 8, 2017
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    MetrickMetal

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    MetrickMetal Praise the Lowered

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    You the chalk test to dial in the correct tire pressure, it's easy and it works
     
    MetrickMetal, Apr 30, 2017
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