MTZ - tyre pressures.
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There is a thread about this subject on another forum actually, I will try and find it.
Basically I think any higher than 32 wears them out really quick.
Edit: Here it is http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=78558
Basically I think any higher than 32 wears them out really quick.
Edit: Here it is http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=78558
Thanks Jason - I appreciate your effort.
Took a while to get through the sour grapes of that thread but I eventually got to some discussion about tyre pressures.
Looks like my tyre boys were on the money - and their service was exceptional also.
Valley Tyre Service, Morwell.
Took a while to get through the sour grapes of that thread but I eventually got to some discussion about tyre pressures.
Looks like my tyre boys were on the money - and their service was exceptional also.
Valley Tyre Service, Morwell.
Nevyn
Member
Ridgie, I'v been using the 4psi rule and I can tell you it is working for me!
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Dave
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I haven't used my MTZ's for a while but I ran them at 38psi on the front and 36psi on the rear.
You burn more fuel when there is less pressure.
Id rather burn less fuel then worry about maybe 5000km's of tyre.
Dave.
You burn more fuel when there is less pressure.
Id rather burn less fuel then worry about maybe 5000km's of tyre.
Dave.
