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Old 10-31-2006, 07:26 AM   #4
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stay on top of pressures, its easy to dent wheels if the pressure falls too low. Check them every time you get your tank filled or sooner if you drive often. I noticed I lose about a pound of pressure between refueling. Also buy a decent pressure gauge like a LongAcre ($30 ebay) and make sure it will read past 30 psi.
I have 18"/Pirelli Snowsports (decided to run winter tires early) 33 front 36 rear.
Not what I would really like but the roads are too rough in these parts to go below that and afterall they're winter tires.
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