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Old 03-30-2013, 02:50 AM   #21
LonnieB
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On my SRW I run 65 in all four unless I'm towing something heavy, then I raise the rear to 80 psi. I run the Montana tires at 80 psi.

Following the recommended psi. on the door post sticker is usually what I recommend, but it can make for a very harsh ride, and premature tire wear when not towing.
 
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