Tire pressure

Searched for around a little bit, Lot of information but what I really just need some quick help on is tire pressure on the new Toyo Open Country AT3s I just had mounted today.

265/65/17. Mostly in town driving with occasional 30 mile interstate runs. Mostly just me with no load. They were set up with considerable less PSI in the rear than in the front and I'm just trying to find the sweet spot for my driving.

I adjusted to 32 front / 29 rear (cold). Thoughts for this tire?

 

If you can produce axleweights, I am able to calculate the pressure.
But that is yust the most tricky part in it all.

If you give empty weight and GAWR's and GVWR, and your weight, and if motor in front, I can make an estimation.

Then I need from tires next, but google can help me using the sises. But read from sidewal is more certain.
1. Maximum load or loadindex
2. kind of tire to determine reference- pressure. Standard load ( Pr 36 psi) or XL/reinforced/extraload ( Pr 42 psi).
3. Less important but speedcode of tire, then also your maximum used speed, you wont go over for even a minute.

 

If your tires are P rated, just stick to the manufacturers recommendations. If they are E or C loads, 34-35psi minimum.

 

Door sticker PSI

 

If they are stock size (which I'm assuming they are) then stick with what is on the door sticker for cold PSI.

 

thanks for the responses everyone. door jamb sticker ftw!