05-15-2009, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by electrodx The first blow-out was at 90,000 miles and only about a year after purchase of the van. (The van had sat on the lot for perhaps a year.) The second flat was at about 180,000 miles and happened to a tire 2 1/2 years old (plus maybe the year the van had sat on the dealer's lot). We can't remember the tire pressures at the first occurrence, but since that time, we have kept the front tires at 60 and the rear at 65 psi religiously, but had a second flat tire anyway. Since replacing the second tire, we have upped the pressures to 80 on all tires, hoping that will be better. What do you think? Any opinions as to proper tire pressures on the van? Our Dodge van door recommends 80psi but a sticker inside an Airstream cabinet in the camper section of the van stated the 60,65 setup, I think. | Quote:
Originally Posted by electrodx That's what we have concluded is to stay with 80 psi front and rear. The Airstream door sticker recommends that as well as our Michelin dealer. You did far better on milage than I did. Our blowouts occured at 9000 miles and 18,000 miles. | Uhh, YOU are the one that said you got 90,000 and 180,000 miles.
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