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What is everyone running their stock Duratracs at? (Cold) For everyday driving.
Recommended pressure per the placard on door jam.
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What is everyone running their stock Duratracs at? (Cold) For everyday driving.
I ran about 50F 45R unloaded on the Duratracs. Empty.
Coincidentally I got the same message yesterday in my truck. Ignored it. Drove it again today and it was still there. Cleared itself after about five miles.
This truck is prone to miscellaneous minor electronic glitches.
Sometimes the door locks engage after miles of driving for no apparent reason.
The touchscreen is sometimes slow to react, it may take a noticeable delay before coming out of rear view camera display after shifting into drive.
It’s common for the SXM radio to have a long delay before it will display after starting.
Earlier this week I was driving some dirt and inadvertently engaged the rear locker. After that on tight turns it would activate the stability control and brake the truck.
None of my issues are deal breakers for me but seem to be indicative of a glitchy canbus system or just poor QC in the software.
10k miles on mine.
I have 40,000 miles on my 285 75R17 S/T Maxx tires and run 42 PSi empty at the warmest time of day which drops them all by some 5 to 6 PSI in the morning. 285 is the same as the OEM width. They're at 5 /32" to 6/32" clear across of which will become useless in the snow here. Wore them evenly across. Time to replace.
Our daily temperature swings are between 35 and 50 degrees daily. When a storm approaches it can be an 80 degree difference within a day. Can't satisfy the TPMS on any of our vehicles due to these large temperature fluctuations. I found the following,...
How much does temperature affect tire pressure?
A good estimate is for every 10° fluctuation in air temperature, vehicle tire pressure will adjust by about 1 psi. So if outside air temperature decreases 30° from your last tire pressure adjustment, expect tire pressure to drop about 3 psi.
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Yes, thanks for sharing, that's useful info.I have 40,000 miles on my 285 75R17 S/T Maxx tires and run 42 PSi empty at the warmest time of day which drops them all by some 5 to 6 PSI in the morning. 285 is the same as the OEM width. They're at 5 /32" to 6/32" clear across of which will become useless in the snow here. Wore them evenly across. Time to replace.
Our daily temperature swings are between 35 and 50 degrees daily. When a storm approaches it can be an 80 degree difference within a day. Can't satisfy the TPMS on any of our vehicles due to these large temperature fluctuations. I found the following,...
How much does temperature affect tire pressure?
A good estimate is for every 10° fluctuation in air temperature, vehicle tire pressure will adjust by about 1 psi. So if outside air temperature decreases 30° from your last tire pressure adjustment, expect tire pressure to drop about 3 psi.
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I run 60 just to keep the light off, rotate at 4500-5000 miles.What is everyone running their stock Duratracs at? (Cold) For everyday driving.
Is there any way to keep light off 2018 Tradesman with LT265/70/17? There is no way I can run these at 75 F and 80 R unless I have my truck camper loaded.
Front left TPS down!!! Here we go again.
I think the sensors come from the UK. I know right now oem tpms sensors are backordered.