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Kenda Klevers 265/70r17

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by Adventuretaco13, Aug 10, 2022.

  1. Aug 10, 2022 at 12:14 PM
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    Adventuretaco13

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    So I have a question I can't find anything about. I'm running Kenda Klevers R/T in 265/70r17 at 55psi.. if anyone is running them am I too low or should I run them at a Higher PSI? Max is 80. Many thanks.
     
  2. Aug 10, 2022 at 12:17 PM
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    E.J.

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    Dude that's way too high. Should be closer to 30.
     
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    Edit: You're probably getting excellet gas mileage, but you'll wear out the center of the tread real fast. Not to mention the reduced contact area and rough ride. As said, try 30-35 psi. Ideally, you should perform a chalk test.
     
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    I would start at 36 psi front and 33 psi rear
     
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    Even if they are LT's and E rated? I'll bring it down I suppose
     
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    Does your truck weigh 8k+ plus like E-loads are ment for?

    If not then you really need to drop your pressure, your ass and passengers will thank you.

    I run my E loads on my 6k lb truck at 33psi.

    :rolleyes:
     
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    What mpg difference would I see?
     
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    E rated makes a difference. I did the chalk test on mine. The sweet spot was around 40 psi
     
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    Since you're already running heavy heavy E loads I suspect it wouldn't change much if it was noticeable at all.
     
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    What minimal you lose in MPG's will be saved in MPT's (miles per tire).
     
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