What tire pressure

[al120hp]

My titan is stock. 17 off road package. What tire pressure seems to be the optimum for these tires. I don't tow or haul anything

Al

Pennsylvania

[steve83]

Max is 35 psi (cold). 28 psi and below turns on the warning light.

I run on 33-35 psi with even tire wear.

[BlingAlong06]

i run 33 to allow some expansion in the summer

[tt408]

My light came on at 32 psi. I had to put 35 to get it to turn off the light.

[Justintoxicated]

Originally Posted by tt408

My light came on at 32 psi. I had to put 35 to get it to turn off the light.

yea keep them at 33-35 I usualy fill them to 34-35 and the air eventualy leaks out and I have to fill them up again.

[miketan]

It seems 28.5 psi will trip the warning light on mine. I run the back tires at around 32-33 psi. If I run more, the ride gets harsh. If I run less, the light will go on.

I wish the tire pressure warning light was set to a lower pressure. Like when the tire pressure got below 25 psi or something like that. I prefer to run 29-30psi with an empty bed. That seems to be optimal for both ride and handling. However, when I do that, the light will turn on after about a week or two driving it around like that.

[juma]

I run 40-42 and get normal tire wear pattern but my tires are still great a 45k. also 17-18 around town and 20 on the hiway.

juma

[tnbowhunter]

Originally Posted by juma

I run 40-42 and get normal tire wear pattern but my tires are still great a 45k. also 17-18 around town and 20 on the hiway.

juma

Ditto, 40 psi works for me.

[EVO8]

36psi here.

[ablexus]

I'm about to put a little bit more air in my tires (35+). Ride quality isn't a big deal to me, but every little bit counts when you're getting 12 mpg.

Andrew

[Quad T]

In general terms a harder tire (well inflated) will run cooler than a softer tire (under inflated) and running cooler equals lasting longer; just ask Ford Explorer and Firestone about this concept...

I ran the OEM BFG at 34 all the time. They wore evenly due to good rotation habits. The irony is with the OEM BFGs they will not last very long so you might as well run them towards the firmer side and not worry about premature middle of the tire wear.

I'm now on the Bridgestone Dueler A/T REVO which have a max pressure of 44 and to date I have been keeping them at about 38 to 40.

[CoeCEO]

I keep them at the recomended 35. My light will go on around 31-32.

Isnt it dangerous to run higher then the specs? Liek the whole Firestone Explorer thing?

[tnbowhunter]

Originally Posted by CoeCEO

Isnt it dangerous to run higher then the specs? Liek the whole Firestone Explorer thing?

It was the lower inflation pressure and higher vehicle load limits recommended by Ford that contributed to the problems.

[m0wens]

40psi as well.

[blkbelt65]

35-40 seems to work pretty well for me.