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White95Max · 04-03-05, 09:40

It depends. I fill my tires higher when I'm going on a trip on long straight roads. I get better gas mileage that way. Of course I never exceed the maximum pressure on the sidewall, I never even go within a few PSI of that #.
I usually have them filled a few pounds above the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.
My current tires have a MAX PSI rating of 44. I usually have them at 35 all around. I believe the manufacturer's rec is 32F 33R.

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White95Max Kayak detailer White95Max is offline Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Stevens Point, WI Posts: 6,885	It depends. I fill my tires higher when I'm going on a trip on long straight roads. I get better gas mileage that way. Of course I never exceed the maximum pressure on the sidewall, I never even go within a few PSI of that #. I usually have them filled a few pounds above the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations. My current tires have a MAX PSI rating of 44. I usually have them at 35 all around. I believe the manufacturer's rec is 32F 33R. __________________ Paul... '99 Mazda Protege LX 5spd, highlight silver - AIO/UPP/UPPSx3/#16