pressure tire
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plum crazy dart
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? details lost in translation? maybe it's just me.
It should say on the side of the tire. 32 PSI would be fine.
You aren't going to blow that tire with 32 PSI. I run 60 PSI in my bicycle tires.
Mopar to ya
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Can't go by the side of the tire. It only shows the maximum pressure. 32-35 pounds is just fine.
Also, I would personally not want to drive my car that has tubeless tires with inner tubes in them. That is usually done when the tires are not structurally capable of holding air. Usually long past when they should have been retired. How old are these tire?
Also, I would personally not want to drive my car that has tubeless tires with inner tubes in them. That is usually done when the tires are not structurally capable of holding air. Usually long past when they should have been retired. How old are these tire?
Yes, 1964 Valiant's have tubeless rims. If the tires need tubes, there is something wrong with them and they should be replaced.
32 pounds of pressure
32 pounds of pressure
If you have read about tire pressure at "room air", think of it another way. Most tire pressures are recommended at cold tire temps, hence the room air.
d55dave
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I think inner tube translates to air chamber which translates to air room, or room air......weird
Salut Monsieur, la pression des pneus est indiqué sur le côté du pneumatique.
un pneu de 13 pouces nécessite généralement PSI de pression maximum de 32. ou 220 KPA
une bonne gamme est de 200 à 220 kPa ou 28-32 psi.
la plupart des pneus d'automobiles des Etats-Unis sont tubeless. ils forment un joint étanche à l'egde jante et peut maintenir la pression très bien.
un pneu de 4 ans devrait être encore bon tant qu'il n'a pas une usure excessive ou de fissures. une inspection visuelle est tout besoin de connaître le pneu.
espérons que cela vous aide. avoir très belle journée
s'il vous plaît excuser les erreurs français
un pneu de 13 pouces nécessite généralement PSI de pression maximum de 32. ou 220 KPA
une bonne gamme est de 200 à 220 kPa ou 28-32 psi.
la plupart des pneus d'automobiles des Etats-Unis sont tubeless. ils forment un joint étanche à l'egde jante et peut maintenir la pression très bien.
un pneu de 4 ans devrait être encore bon tant qu'il n'a pas une usure excessive ou de fissures. une inspection visuelle est tout besoin de connaître le pneu.
espérons que cela vous aide. avoir très belle journée
s'il vous plaît excuser les erreurs français
mrdodge69
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well he is from France and i think he is having trouble with english ...so i am trying to help out by using French to see if he understands.
English is a difficult langauge .....i know this one bcoz i didnt start learning english untill i was 15 and i struggled with it too.
maybe it will help him ...maybe not ....but im trying here :geek:
inkjunkie
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Have no idea what she said but it sure sounds sexy....
cannucky
The Guy With No Birthday
Arrête ça Rani il fait des choses drôles pour les Canadiens nous quand les jeunes filles parlent français tonne-nous
mrdodge69
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Mopar to ya
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As I stated earlier ... MAX pressure. Not what you want to drive on on a daily basis.
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