i have a stock 91 tracker 2 door 5spd with stock size tires for a 95(long story) dont know if they are different or now..but i was wondering just how much air i should have in them? they are all wearing perfectly from what i can tell but they are all 1-2psi off so i was just wondering what i should fill them to

thank you =)

I think my BFGoodrich tires say 35 PSI on max load...

I have them set at 40.

wont that make the ride even worse??? lol its already like riding in an omish buggy lol

but if thats what it takes then thats what ill do..im having kind of bad gas milage think the tires might be a small part of it

It's a rough ride I tell you.    But I like it that way.

i feel sorry for ur gf/wife..tee hehe =)

Yeah she used to complain a lot before, but now she's used to it.

  all i have to say  

There's a label in the drivers side door jamb that tells you. I just looked (hee Hee) and it says 23lbs. Remember the tracker is  very light and over inflating could cause overheating and a blowout. I run 25lbs and it seems to ride well.

There's a label in the drivers side door jamb that tells you. I just looked (hee Hee) and it says 23lbs. Remember the tracker is  very light and over inflating could cause overheating and a blowout. I run 25lbs and it seems to ride well.

Me too,  

I usually go a few pounds more than the door label (the label numbers just seem way to low to me).

I've never tried it, but FWIW, I saw a show once about setting your tires up for the best street performance.  If I remember correctly, it went something like this:  you put a chalk mark on one spot of the outer tread and continue it up the sidewall a bit, then do some circles and figure 8's and check the chalk marks.  If there is still chalk on the outer tread, the tire is over-inflated.  If there is chalk missing from the sidewall, it is under-inflated.

Maybe I'll try that someday and see what the PSI ends up.

Hey, I drive mountain roads every day, that make this ---> S  look straight (we're talking paved roads, at high speeds).  It REALLY makes a difference in the handling of the rig.  Properly inflated, she corners amazingly well, considering she has no sway bar, and six inches of lift!  What do I run?

23 pounds.

At 35, she's squirrley, and very bad-mannered.

ok so it seems the conses is 23-25lbs ill check to see  just waht i am at...its probably 35lbs

i will run anywhere fron 12 to 20 PSI.    Oh you mean on the street!  lol  J/P

Stu

least i can drive mine on the street j/p  

are you implying that i can't drive mine on the street?

Stu