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Old 03-15-2012, 11:01 PM   #37
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http://www.walmart.com/ip/Gas-Saver-...36psi/16776208

^Random thought; haven't seen anyone mention these on here.

I try to stick right around 40 myself. The ride seems lighter; less rigid.

I wouldnt think 45 psi would be too much pending what you're tire's rated. . someone on here I remember mentioning they run theirs at like 60 psi haha.

I run my tires at 50-52 psi and i have never had any issues. I have actually been noticing very even wear, better than when i ran them at 40 psi.
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