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    PSI ON E1 LOAD RATED TIRES

    If you guys are still running the LT 295/70/18 E1 Max psi 80 style tires instead of the 33" thru 37" tire that are E2 Max psi 65 Load rated, what PSI are you guys running in them?


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    My Toyo Open Country ATII I run at 60-65psi front and 50-55psi rear

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    Im running 70 psi in toyo open country At II xtremes 35x12.50R17's. If I run 65 my low tire light comes on. You can have your sensors reprogrammed but is a pita.


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    Im running 70 psi in toyo open country At II xtremes 35x12.50R17's. If I run 65 my low tire light comes on. You can have your sensors reprogrammed but is a pita.
    You can change the TPMS parameters on the fly in about 30 seconds with a MM3. Definitely don’t wanna run tires at a higher pressure than the rating.


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    Quote Originally Posted by wylbur78 View Post
    If you guys are still running the LT 295/70/18 E1 Max psi 80 style tires instead of the 33" thru 37" tire that are E2 Max psi 65 Load rated, what PSI are you guys running in them?
    I run my 35” MTs at 60psi, if you want to turn your TPMS light off get a MM3 and adjust the parameters.


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    65 Front 60 Rear. I just ignore the light. I may go to 50 rear next time I rotate the tires and just add air when I hook up the trailer.


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    I have a mini max and dont plan on spending $850 on an MM3 anytime soon. 5 psi wont matter, just remember to check psi as the season changes. My 35s will fluctuate approx 5 psi with seasonal temp swings . Theyre 65 psi now (winter). Eventually Ill find someone with the tpms tool that can change threshold to something that makes sense like 35 psi.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiger6.7 View Post
    I have a mini max and dont plan on spending $850 on an MM3 anytime soon. 5 psi wont matter, just remember to check psi as the season changes. My 35s will fluctuate approx 5 psi with seasonal temp swings . Theyre 65 psi now (winter). Eventually Ill find someone with the tpms tool that can change threshold to something that makes sense like 35 psi.
    Your H&S can disable the tmps so the light won't come on if you want.

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    Thanks TH-64 . I like the idea of TPMS and am able to mitigate any problems by keeping max tire pressure. On the first cold day of winter, all 4 of my 35s dropped 15 psi, I wouldve missed that event had it not been foe the low tire pressure light.


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    I'm running 55-60psi in the front and 50-55psi in the rear and make the adjustments when i pull a heavy load,

    thanks for all the insights.


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