A quick tire pressure question for 89 ranger
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Tire pressure is drivers choice, within limits :)
28 to 38 psi is usual range
Higher pressure is better for MPG but stiffer ride and less traction
Lower pressure gives better ride and traction but lower MPG
Look on Drivers door back edge for the Factory label, it will have factory tire size and recommended pressure
Your size above lists 35psi cold
If you find that too stiff drop it down to 32psi, then 30psi as you see fit
28 to 38 psi is usual range
Higher pressure is better for MPG but stiffer ride and less traction
Lower pressure gives better ride and traction but lower MPG
Look on Drivers door back edge for the Factory label, it will have factory tire size and recommended pressure
Your size above lists 35psi cold
If you find that too stiff drop it down to 32psi, then 30psi as you see fit
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Tire pressure is drivers choice, within limits :)
28 to 38 psi is usual range
Higher pressure is better for MPG but stiffer ride and less traction
Lower pressure gives better ride and traction but lower MPG
Look on Drivers door back edge for the Factory label, it will have factory tire size and recommended pressure
Your size above lists 35psi cold
If you find that too stiff drop it down to 32psi, then 30psi as you see fit
28 to 38 psi is usual range
Higher pressure is better for MPG but stiffer ride and less traction
Lower pressure gives better ride and traction but lower MPG
Look on Drivers door back edge for the Factory label, it will have factory tire size and recommended pressure
Your size above lists 35psi cold
If you find that too stiff drop it down to 32psi, then 30psi as you see fit
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