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Tire air pressure values?
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quickster47
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It has been suggested that the factory values +/- 2 psi works well.
Carl
Carl
Dan McNally
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I recently went from 15 to 16 in front and from 28 to 29 in the rear on a 2013 RT Limited . . . and it feels much better on the road . . . but I weigh 290 Lbs! My manual calls for 15 plus/minus 2 for the front and 28 plus/minus 2 for the rear, so I could see why the dealer thinks 18 is high.
otter28169
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Motorcycle tires do not have steel belts in them. If you ride at or above 65 the rear tire will heat up and "crown" which will cause the center of the tread to wear out. This just happened to me. I was running 29 psi in the rear tire. The dealer said that if I had decreased the tire pressure some, the wear would have been more even. My experience with tires leads me to believe that "aggressive" riders will get somewhere around 8000 miles out of a rear tire.
Just sayin'.............
Just sayin'.............
Oldmanzues
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Not so aggresive anymore at my age. Replaced fronts (19)at 16K, uneven wear. Replacede rear at a little over 20k, wears bars even.
Oldmanzues
Should add 2010 base RT
Oldmanzues
Should add 2010 base RT
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