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i have 3/4 ton 65 c20 and am wondering what the tire presure should be since mine have tubes and tire.


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I am assuming you are running original type 6 ply tube required tires. We used to run 40 with light loads and 45 with heavier loads checked when the tires were cold. Less than that tends to lead to excessive sidewall flexing and heat.

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thank you


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Load & pressure should be on the side of the tire.


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The correct tire pressure setting will be found in either the owners manual or shop manual. The ratings on the sidewall are only the max pressures that the tire will hold up to, not what is correct for the vehicle.


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