Tire Pressure for Wildpeaks

Just got mine yesterday and the shop filled to 36 despite my request for 31.

What is everyone running for mostly highway? I’ve got standard load 265/70/17 on my 2015 DCSB with shell on.

Thanks

 

I run 35 on my wild peaks.

 

34-36 for me. I try to stay at 35. Only way I’d run 31 is if it were crazy snowy outside.

 

35

 

Thanks guys. I ran it yesterday with the 36 and felt ok to me. I’ll leave it there!

 

For a 115SL, I'd run 28 psi. It's the equivalent of running 29 psi in your stock tire.
At 36 psi, you're at max load capacity for the tire. This is the reason many tire guys and dealers inflate P and euro metric tires to 35-36 psi; covers their ass.

 

Do the chalk test. On flat pavement( parking lot) put a thick line across your tires. Drive in a straight line. The chalk should wear out evenly with the right pressure. Worn in the middle too much pressure, on the edges not enough pressure.

 

Has anyone done the chalk test? I'm waiting for the roads to dry so I can test it, but 35-36 psi sounds a bit on the high side (for a stock Tacoma).

 

Chalk test or 31-32.

 

I did chalk test with these, 31 front and 29 rear seemed perfect. 35 was clearly over inflated

 

Thanks guys! I also thought 35-36 was overinflated. Mine are set at 30 front and rear. When I can get out and bump it I should be good to go. Dealing with a wicked knee injury now so simple tasks are near impossible right now.... Thanks for the input!

 

34/32

I air down to 16-18 offroading.

 

I think the chalk test is going to depend on your rim size...

I was running these on stock 7x16" wheels and 32 psi seemed to be about right.

Now i'm running the same tire on 8x16" wheels and 35 psi seems to be about right.

 

I put a set of 265/75r16’s on my 2018 OR Access Cab. Balance is great, road noise is no worse than stock, and the look is awesome.

I chalked them to 33/30 warm and I’m happy with it for now. The rear could probably come down a little more, but the bed is completely empty right now.

Front:


Rear:

 

What about the E load wild peaks?