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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Tire pressure for Iroks
Putting em on my Grand Cherokee. They are 36x13.5x15. What is the normal tire pressure for the best ride and wear. It doesnt see a huge amount of street use, but will be driven on the street daily for short distances.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Location: Orange County
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im guess like 35s what are the Radial or bias ?
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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ooo idk then. but I heard you cant have your rig sitting in the driveway it flats. if not you get cracks on the tires, but anywas I think with the bias is less. What does it say on the sidewall
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Location: 505 miles from the hammers
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i'm running the 36" Iroks bias on my cj. for around town stuff (street) i actually only run about 17psi cold to get a nice flat contact patch across the tire. if you air them up to much, they ballon pretty good and you're only running on the middle tread.
off road i run em at about 5psi |
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Join Date: May 2003
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Location: NORCAL!
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A Grand Cherokee isn't light. I would run them at max (30). If they seem to wear too much in the middle, let out some air. I've got some 36 bias Wranglers on my Blazer and I run them at about 35. They have seemed to wear about right.
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