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Mdegen93
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The tire shop set them to 38 psi. What does everyone think my pressures should be set to?
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MValdez
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The tire shop did what they were supposed to do which is fill the tires to vehicle's required load specs ( sticker on the driver side inside door panel) I've been running my nitto ridge grapplers 305/55R20 116Q @ 37 psi for over 20,000 miles and tire wear is even and minimal. I rotate them every 5,000 miles.
AnthonyD1978
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As long as the load rating is the same or higher than the previous tire you can set them to the same pressure. As a general rule....
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