Thread: 19" Maxxis AT Tyres

Originally Posted by Tombie

So it wasn't that phase you went through?

Phase, yes, as a teenager but not quite in that combination.

Originally Posted by Tombie

What the hell are you doing at 47psi?

It is what was delivered back to me. Only city driving ATM so not really an issue.

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Check your gauge at your tyre fitters store to get a calibration.
I cant imagine any tyre fitter delivering tyres at 47psi without being asked too.
Andrew

Actually, I have had all 4 corners once left at whatever pressure set the bead, one was at 45, another was at 37 etc...

Originally Posted by laughto

It is what was delivered back to me. Only city driving ATM so not really an issue.

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Actually it is an issue...

Way to firm, less grip on the road, shocking ride and likely to accelerate wear in the centre of the tyre.

Originally Posted by Grentarc

Actually, I have had all 4 corners once left at whatever pressure set the bead, one was at 45, another was at 37 etc...

You're not alone there!!!!

I always ask for a set pressure.For example my work ute I run 40psi front 55psi rear as I carry 400lt of diesel on the tray.It gets hard to steer on gravel with soft tyres.
Its rude if a tyre mob cant discuss your needs!!!!
Andrew

Originally Posted by Tombie

Way to firm, less grip on the road, shocking ride and likely to accelerate wear in the centre of the tyre.

I have just let my Hankooks down from 42/47 psi (F+R) to placard pressures as I was trying to get more centre wear, but even at those pressures it did nothing except give a terrible ride. I love the ride of my D4 now, and if the shoulders wear out too quickly, then I hope there are some Maxxis available!