Keep PSI at 35 or lower it to 29?

PokerPilot · May 27, 2022

TexasTacoLT said: ↑

I think you need to read into this a little. He's saying if it's a hot day and he sets his pressure to 29psi, once it cools off outside tire pressure is going to drop and activate the TPMS warning light.

Bottom line: set your tires to manufacturer recommended pressures. If you have "upgraded" tires, start with manufacturer recommendation, chalk test, and adjust as/if necessary.

I wouldn't trust anybody but myself to properly inflate my own tires. That being said, a few PSI in either direction isn't going to make much difference. As @Smacky2020 said, it's good practice to recheck pressure and torque ASAP after service visits. Unfortunately, most techs I've met couldn't care less if your tires are inflated to the correct pressure and many (maybe most) will use an impact wrench to re-install the lugs.
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Thank you. Got it now. I was looking at this from a cold starting point. If your tires are hot and then you inflate your tires, yes, they will be lower after a night of cool down. Thanks for taking the time to allow me to understand the posters comment.

GarrettTacoma · May 27, 2022

I have been running 34 psi front with 32 psi rear. Planning a 250 mile trip mostly interstate with 75 mph speed limit starting at noon today. I just took my pressures up to 35 psi (cold) front with 33 psi rear to try on this mostly highway trip.

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