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Non FH20 question - What tire is correct tire pressure for oem tires ?

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Old 04-19-2001, 07:28 AM
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Non FH20 question - What tire is correct tire pressure for oem tires ?
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36 front, 33 rear, if I recall correctly.....
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You are correct. Just air-ed them up last night.
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Default Depends on your "passenger" and/or "cargo" load/weight ...
you can open your gas tank lid and a tire pressure chart is shown.
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