grogiefrog
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I love having the EVIC tell me the tire pressure. What a cool feature! But I am saying that now, before I have rotated my tires and have had to manually reset the EVIC. Should be fun! wink.gif
Air Pressure for best performance?
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lightfoot44
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EVIC
how do you know that EVIC is telling the accurate pressure? Maybe it's part of the conspiracy too! [-X
how do you know that EVIC is telling the accurate pressure? Maybe it's part of the conspiracy too! [-X
lightfoot44
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EVIC
how do you know that EVIC is telling the accurate pressure? Maybe it's part of the conspiracy too! [-X
how do you know that EVIC is telling the accurate pressure? Maybe it's part of the conspiracy too! [-X
grogiefrog
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Re: EVIC
Computers lie, lol? ssst.gif
Usually, I use a hand held electric reader along with the EVIC. They seem to be right on together. As much as tire pressure fluctuates, if I set them to 34 to 36 cold, that should be fine. Not to rub it in, but having this option on the Limited is AWESOME!
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lightfoot44 said:
Computers lie, lol? ssst.gif
Usually, I use a hand held electric reader along with the EVIC. They seem to be right on together. As much as tire pressure fluctuates, if I set them to 34 to 36 cold, that should be fine. Not to rub it in, but having this option on the Limited is AWESOME!
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JeepJeepster
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Wow, thats alot of little guys and things. Yea, having the evic tire pressure thing is great. I use a digital reader from radio shack, and what ever i set it to, the evic has the same thing, so i think im good on psi. I put about 34-35 in mine, I try to have them the same, so when i look at them in the evic, there all 34, hehe.
lightfoot44
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the manufacturer says 33
why not just keep it at 33psi? ...it's what the manufacturer recommends for stock tires.
why not just keep it at 33psi? ...it's what the manufacturer recommends for stock tires.
Re: the manufacturer says 33
Those pressures are calibrated for the best ride in the opinion of the manufactuer. However, it is possible to slightly improve the mileage by upping the air pressure. Some also see some handling benefits.
lightfoot44 said:
Those pressures are calibrated for the best ride in the opinion of the manufactuer. However, it is possible to slightly improve the mileage by upping the air pressure. Some also see some handling benefits.
-=JoN=-
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Re: the manufacturer says 33
yet another consipracy...heh...
they put in tire pressure somewhat below the tire's ratings for 'plushier' ride
I've seen a good mileage gain on higher tire pressure, closer to that of the tires max limit....
there is a whole science to PSI....if u want to get down to it, there are even recommended pressure for rwd, fwd, and awd vehicles.....and all under different situations too...
lightfoot44 said:
yet another consipracy...heh...
they put in tire pressure somewhat below the tire's ratings for 'plushier' ride
I've seen a good mileage gain on higher tire pressure, closer to that of the tires max limit....
there is a whole science to PSI....if u want to get down to it, there are even recommended pressure for rwd, fwd, and awd vehicles.....and all under different situations too...
