What PSI do you run at??

Hey everyone,

I have Nitto Ridge Grapplers in 295/70/18 on Method Rims. I’ve been getting various answers on my research.

What’s the best PSI to run at for normal every day driving?? Bed is almost always empty.

 

I run about 40 (on lot of highway driving) or 35-30 in the city, the farther my tires wear down I'll drop them more and more to accommodate traction loss

currently running 33s, but about to switch to 35s and I think I'll be sticking with the same psi

 

38 front, 36 rear. 295 load E's Yokohamas

If you can do the "chalk" test, I did and it helped to figure it out.

 

I have the RG's and I run 44 psi on all four.

 

My 2016 1794

 

More than what factory recommends.
That’s for Dam sure

 

but what psi you runnin?

 

40 all around, Nitto RG - 285/70/18

 

This is what I do for street stuff. 275/70/18 Nitto RG

 

39 front/36 rear and regular rotation. I have 35k on this set.

 

I have continental AT 275/65/18 I run 36 front and 38 rear.

 

38 all around on 275/65/18 bfg ko2s.

 

Same here

 

When I had my 295 70 18 Ridge Grapplers I was running 40 PSI

 

35 miles?? How do you keep wheel well so shiny???

38 rear 36 front 275 70 duratracs.

 

Factory numbers are not for LTs. Mine came with BFGs and a supplemental sticker that reads 46. I run 50 in BFG KO2s. I just replaced the original tires at 70k. I could have gone another 5k but deer season is getting close. I was going to go with a different tire but the BFGs were about the only choice in the size I wanted. That is if I wanted a LT.

 

35k…..or 35,000 miles.

I clean when I wash the wheels and tires then follow up with Chemical Guys Bare Bones undercarriage spray. I am also meticulous with cleaning. I will literally dedicate a day to removing all 4 tires and degreasing, touching up and cleaning all the exposed parts. I even get under the truck and clean the frame and body of any caked on dirt to prevent pockets of moisture.

I get a little crazy with it but I can’t help myself. Lol. I keep vehicles for a while so a little bit care goes a long way. Especially when it’s trade in time and a 7-10 year old truck still looks and drives like brand new.

 

Dan you are the man!

 

45psi on my Falken Wildpeaks ATW3 (275/55R20).

I started using a thermal IR gun to optimize the pressure.

 

40.LBS

 

LT's should be run at 15 PSI over what your P-Metric Tundra recommends, period.

See Classicat's post above, or other expert advice from the tire manufacturers themselves.

 

35 PSI seems to be the sweet spot for me.

I have the exact same size tires in Toyo Open Country AT III on my ‘17 DC.

 

Chalk test on warm tires

 

what is the chalk test?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0qL20nBNRI