16' Series Tyre pressures ?
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I run 40psi in mine and have never had an issue whilst travelling on the bitumen, and drop them for the dirt trips :smokin:
I run mine at 39psi, I think I have read somewhere, Check the pressure cold then drive 100 or so Kms then Check again if they have increased by 4psi then you are spot on if they have increased by more than 4 psi up the pressure a bit and if less than 4 psi then deflate a bit
another thread here http://www.expandasdownunder.com/showthread.php/1793-Tyre-Pressures/page2?highlight=Tyre+Pressures
Cheers Grant
another thread here http://www.expandasdownunder.com/showthread.php/1793-Tyre-Pressures/page2?highlight=Tyre+Pressures
Cheers Grant
thomo67,
Like Cruiser Driver, when on the black stuff I run mine at 40psi for both the tandem axle Expanda and Tug.
Cheers,
Rohan
Like Cruiser Driver, when on the black stuff I run mine at 40psi for both the tandem axle Expanda and Tug.
Cheers,
Rohan
40 psi in the van.
I up the Terry tyres on the rear to 40 psi and the fronts at 34 psi (I think - can't remember & away at the moment). This is Ford's recommendation for maximum towing.
I up the Terry tyres on the rear to 40 psi and the fronts at 34 psi (I think - can't remember & away at the moment). This is Ford's recommendation for maximum towing.
Good stuff. Got to Orbost from Melbourne no prob with 39Psi. Tink before we head on our next trip though.... She getting a 3t axle upgrade a little reinforcing where the back end of draw bar is attached the the van and also a set of heavier duty tyres... The tyres on there currently are only rated to a max of 40psi ???
Like wise 40psi on van, which is the max pressures for the tyres currently on the van which I thought was a bit low for an All Terrain LT tyre, and yep a 40psi they too looks flat
Capt. G,
I think the single axle vans are getting the better AT light truck tyres like yours and those of us with the tandems get the non-ligh truck, lesser load and pressure rated tyres as there are more wheels to distribute the load over.
Or, could it be that yours are 16s and mine are 15s?
Rohan
I think the single axle vans are getting the better AT light truck tyres like yours and those of us with the tandems get the non-ligh truck, lesser load and pressure rated tyres as there are more wheels to distribute the load over.
Or, could it be that yours are 16s and mine are 15s?
Rohan
YEah Ro I was wondering the same thing if there is a difference between the 15s n 16s mine are 16s
anyone else out there with 15s on a single axle?
I Have a 16 52 3 Discovery Single Axle. 2012 model
Tyre are 215/70R 15c GT Radial
Max Load single axle 1030kg 69psi max pressure, as stated on the tyre wall
compliance plate tyre data: 47psi ( 325kpa) cold and 57psi max (400kpa)
Tyre are 215/70R 15c GT Radial
Max Load single axle 1030kg 69psi max pressure, as stated on the tyre wall
compliance plate tyre data: 47psi ( 325kpa) cold and 57psi max (400kpa)