[GreenGoblin227]

Hey Guys,

been searching the forum on PSI data for the KO2's. Just wondering what people are running for PSI.

Trying to get the max life out of the new shoes.

thanks

 

[F15E154]

35 works

 

[apcnc]

Download the load table for the tire and match it to the load range on the truck.

 

[CJM8515]

35-45 psi. Depends on how rough you like the ride.

 

[SparkyJJO]

Chalk test is a good way to check.

45 seems to work fine on mine (little bit different size though, 285/70/17). Much higher seems pointless plus gets TPMS angry when they warm up and warm PSI hits 52.

 

[apcnc]

Chalk test is a good way to check.

45 seems to work fine on mine (little bit different size though, 285/70/17). Much higher seems pointless plus gets TPMS angry when they warm up and warm PSI hits 52.

LT's?

 

[SparkyJJO]

Yes sir.

 

[cintocrunch]

265/60R17 LT's and I keep them at 40. They seem happy there, I ran them up to 45 once and didn't care for the ride in downtown Baltimore, 40 gives me just a little bit more compliance to make the high frequency low amplitude sharp bumps not as jarring.

If you want the absolute best you need to use the chalk test, you will likely end up with the fronts at a higher psi than the rears if you go for the perfect psi.

 

[judsonlimited]

i keep my LTs at 50 psi
Haven't had a tire wear more evenly than these with that PSI