Tire Pressure?
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Tire Pressure?
I know the tire pressure for the Goodyear EMT's is 30psi "cold". I assume this holds true for any tire on the C5? I just installed Michelin's and want to have the correct pressure.
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Originally Posted by Casselvette
I know the tire pressure for the Goodyear EMT's is 30psi "cold". I assume this holds true for any tire on the C5? I just installed Michelin's and want to have the correct pressure.
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OK, let me restate my question. If the handbook calls for 30psi "cold" for the Goodyear EMT's is it safe to assume all other brands of tires on the C5 should be inflated to 30psi "cold" irrespective of any other variables?
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Originally Posted by Casselvette
OK, let me restate my question. If the handbook calls for 30psi "cold" for the Goodyear EMT's is it safe to assume all other brands of tires on the C5 should be inflated to 30psi "cold" irrespective of any other variables?
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Originally Posted by screw991le
No, you have to follow the tires specs on the sidewall.
Sorry but the tirespecs on the sidewall just give max loading at max pressure.
Start at 30 psi cold. Watch the treadwear and adjust accordingly. If the center shows more wear drop a little and the opposite is true if the edges wear faster. But 30 is a good starting point.
