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    Default 35 Duratracs...Tire Pressure

    315/70/17 Duratracs...what are you keeping your tire pressure set at for on road driving??
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    Quote Originally Posted by jmat1980 View Post
    315/70/17 Duratracs...what are you keeping your tire pressure set at for on road driving??
    I started at 35 psi and switched it up every tire rotation to see what I like best.

    33 was a bit better ride but lost 1 mpg for some reason. 30 and 28 was a bit soft for my liking for hwy, and I'm back at 35 psi which performs better for my dailly driving.

    Probably a slightly different ride depending on 2 / 4 door, what type of load/weight your carrying, and wheel width as it will produce a different result with a chalk test.

    This was my trial and error and I've settled at 35 psi for now.

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    I've tried a bunch of pressures as well, everything from 28-40 psi. I have kept it at 30 for a while now and been the happiest. Solid ride, takes bumps and potholes nicer, and I get decent gas mileage (18-19 mpg highway).
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    I run mine at 30psi and like it a lot.

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    I run 28 psi on mine. 325/65/18 on a 9 inch wheel. Nice flat spot contact and a great ride. Ill up it a bit to 33 for a long highway trip or hauling my camper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harbourone View Post
    I run 28 psi on mine. 325/65/18 on a 9 inch wheel. Nice flat spot contact and a great ride. Ill up it a bit to 33 for a long highway trip or hauling my camper.
    I didnt know duratracs came in 325? Where did you get them

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    315/75R16: Run ~29psi front, 27psi rear....gives the flattest contact patch on my 16x8 rim. Airing up does save a bit in gas, but not enough to justify replacing tires more often because the center wears out.

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    i run mine at 30. same size as OP
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monte417 View Post
    I didnt know duratracs came in 325? Where did you get them
    From Goodyear...

    I buy all my tires from a local shop called steves tire and boosting. But you should be able to get them anywhere selling Duratracs.
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    Definately chalk test hem to see for your set up.

    For me, that worked out to ~29 front and rear.

    I run 15 off road.

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