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Old Oct 27, 2014 | 04:13 PM
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On the Goodyear OEM tires what should the tire pressure be for normal regular driving
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The recommended pressures are posted on the inside driver door.
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30 LBs
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30 lbs. is cold, startup, pressure. They will get warmer as you drive and maybe get up to 32-33 lbs.+ depending on the outside ambient temperature and type of driving you do. Remember to check them a few times a year as the temps change, you may have to add more air in the colder months to keep them at the right pressure.
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Also, don't rely on the TPMS to be dead nuts accurate. It's more of an estimate.
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Originally Posted by mrlmd
30 lbs. is cold, startup, pressure. They will get warmer as you drive and maybe get up to 32-33 lbs.+ depending on the outside ambient temperature and type of driving you do. Remember to check them a few times a year as the temps change, you may have to add more air in the colder months to keep them at the right pressure.
Follow this and you'll be OK.
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Originally Posted by Vetteman Jack
Follow this and you'll be OK.
Thank you everyone for your reply to my question
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Does anyone's TPMS read 5+ PSI lower than if they use a gauge? My TPMS readout says 24-25 for all my wheels but my regular gauge shows 33-34
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Also invest in a good pressure gauge and keep it in the glove box or center console and use that when you fill up
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Originally Posted by beboggled
Does anyone's TPMS read 5+ PSI lower than if they use a gauge? My TPMS readout says 24-25 for all my wheels but my regular gauge shows 33-34
Nope...mine are pretty much right on....
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Originally Posted by beboggled
Does anyone's TPMS read 5+ PSI lower than if they use a gauge? My TPMS readout says 24-25 for all my wheels but my regular gauge shows 33-34
Mine might be just slightly off, but not 5+ PSI off. Maybe it's your tire gauge which might be the problem. Have you tried other gauges?
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