32 front, 32 back
How does that aid in increasing fuel economy?MrKABC said:I keep mine at 35/35.... especially with gas prices the way they are these days...
:laughlitt same here...Baginoman said:32 front, 32 back
You might save a little on gas mileage, but you'll wear out the center of your tires way before their time. It would take a lot of gas savings to equal the cost of a set of tires. I would always go with the Mfr. info 32/32 for maximum tire wear and good handling.05 SatinSylvia said:Someone told me to keep mine close to the max pressure for best tire wear and gas mileage, so i have mine at about 48/48. Is this too much or a good idea?
Good advice ,I agree.Adrenal said:You might save a little on gas mileage, but you'll wear out the center of your tires way before their time. It would take a lot of gas savings to equal the cost of a set of tires. I would always go with the Mfr. info 32/32 for maximum tire wear and good handling.
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