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1. acurate in what way?

Sun May 12, 2019, 12:40 PM

May 2019

if tires are spec's at 30psi "cold", obviously cold is a relative term,

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Checking and filling tires [View all] SHRED May 2019 OP

acurate in what way? beachbum bob May 2019 #1

Accurate I the sense of... SHRED May 2019 #2

You would have to know the rate of expansion between hot and cold MichMan May 2019 #3

This has been studied extensively in New England. bluedigger May 2019 #4

:-) CentralMass May 2019 #7

As in driven to a place to fill with air. SHRED May 2019 #8

Thanks - good article and info. c-rational May 2019 #9

I always give my tires a tad more than indicated. sprinkleeninow May 2019 #6