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rich uk
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tyres should be fine mate just watch your speed ,
its easy to go a bit quick
all info is here
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=134
its easy to go a bit quick
all info is here
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=134
kevin p
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Yo bigballs,
I used to leave mine at 31psi. But one longish trip on the motorway we pulled into the services. The front tyres were quite warm to the touch but the rears were sticky hot!
Next journey I put 36psi in the rears and they felt nearly the same as the front, heat wise.
This is with a nose weight of about 100kg.
I know the rears will always be a bit warmer as they do the driving.
Try it and see.
Kev.
I used to leave mine at 31psi. But one longish trip on the motorway we pulled into the services. The front tyres were quite warm to the touch but the rears were sticky hot!
Next journey I put 36psi in the rears and they felt nearly the same as the front, heat wise.
This is with a nose weight of about 100kg.
I know the rears will always be a bit warmer as they do the driving.
Try it and see.
Kev.
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