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tire size change.

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Pablo-UA, Jul 12, 2011.

Jul 12, 2011 #1

Pablo-UA Road Train Member

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Hi to all!

I have to change tires on Century Class.

Front axe - 295/80R22.5
Rear - 315 /70R22.5

What a pressure in tires must be now, I had 100 PSI

Pablo-UA, Jul 12, 2011

Pablo-UA, Jul 12, 2011

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Jul 13, 2011 #2

Kittyfoot Crusty Ancient

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100 front, 90 rear.

Kittyfoot, Jul 13, 2011

Kittyfoot, Jul 13, 2011

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Pablo-UA Thanks this.
Jul 16, 2011 #3

jesterx Bobtail Member

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Pressures should be the same even with the different size. I run 100 all the way around

jesterx, Jul 16, 2011

jesterx, Jul 16, 2011

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Jul 16, 2011 #4

power freak Light Load Member

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Look on the sidewall of the tire and see what it calls for. Two tires of the same brand and size can use varying amounts of air depending on the load range of the tire.

power freak, Jul 16, 2011

power freak, Jul 16, 2011

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