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Old 01-02-2019, 07:10 PM
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Hey all, I recently got my 03 D2 back on the road after a lot of work. The truck is now on the heavy side. I was wondering what the best tire pressure is for the freeway loaded & unloaded. I saw an older post but it was for a D1 with a different size. Im currently running 40psi coid unloaded. Id also like to know what pressure to run off road in rutty rock crawling environments. Thanks in advance for any info....
 
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Old 01-02-2019, 07:14 PM
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To get the best PSI for your setup on the road I'd perform a chalk test. Then you'd get the exact PSI to run for your exact setup.
 
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Old 01-02-2019, 07:50 PM
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Thanks Best4x4, I will try that this weekend when I get some free time. I sure wish I was following the LS swap before I had the engine totally rebuilt about 3 months ago. I know our D2's never got great gas mileage. I knew what I was getting into. Lol. I've got so much $$$ wrapped up in her now, that I wouldnt sell her. She runs fine after all the work. I may yank out the new motor and give it to my kid for his P38, then drop in a rebuilt LS. Thanks for the quick response....
 
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No problem at all!
 
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Old 01-03-2019, 05:02 PM
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With that large of a tire, I would think 30psi. would be better than 40psi.
 
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Old 01-05-2019, 11:35 PM
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Hey Jim, thanks for the response. I did run them at 35 psi last week and it felt ok unloaded. They are an E load tire. As soon as it stops raining here I'll try the chalk test. I went to 40 psi because I wanted to see if there was a significant change on the fwy.. There was not. I just figured I'd try 40 psi to see if it would start to get harsh. When I bought the tires the shop put 50 psi in them. I thought it was too harsh and the steering was kinda wandering. The truck was not loaded. just wanted to run them at the right psi for gas mileage ( I know our trucks suck ) and still have a comfy ride....
 
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