I'd run them at whatever pressure you want between the door placard pressure and the maximum 51 PSI ambient air temperature pressure. I've had these tires running at 56 PSI in 100+ degree temperatures while running at 80 MPH across western Kansas. Don't worry about uneven tread wear as a result - radial tires don't bulge like the old bias ply tires did. I ran a set of these tires at 50 PSI cold for 40,000 miles and had even tread wear until I had to replace them for dry rot.
Whatever you do, do NOT run them below the door placard pressure as this will significantly increase rolling resistance and put excessive stress on the sidewalls.
Oh, invest in a good tire pressure gauge - don't depend on the TPMS numbers.
Whatever you do, do NOT run them below the door placard pressure as this will significantly increase rolling resistance and put excessive stress on the sidewalls.
Oh, invest in a good tire pressure gauge - don't depend on the TPMS numbers.
