1990 F250 tire pressure?

[ezbtr]

I saw on my door jam that rears are 80 lbs and front 52 lbs? I have the stock wheels and tires, 16". For an unloaded bed with topper shell, is that the pressure I should run? Thanks, Heinz

 

[Terry H]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

I run about 50psi on all fours until I need to haul a heavy load, then I'll pump the rears up some. My pick-up, which is the same as yours, beats me to death when I forget to let the air out after a heavy load. I'll use up to 90# in the rears depending on the load. Chief

 

[craze1cars]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

I concur with Chief. 50 lbs all around for unloaded running. Any more than that you'll shake your teeth out, have no traction, and wear out the center tread of your rears VERY fast. Next time you fill the bed to the top with gravel, crank 'em up to 80.

 

[Kenneth Brown]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

Their right Heinz. I keep my fronts at about 50, the rears go to 45 when unloaded, and 80 when loaded.

 

[Link]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

I asked at the station (years ago) and they said the same thing. Run 50 lbs all around for a better ride and pump them up to 80 or so with a heavy load. F250 also. Or 2500 fer them chebby guys

 

[Terry H]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

Link, are you referring to chebby guys or chubby guys. Chief

 

[DJ]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

is that the pressure I should run?

Yep, that's it. That is for full GVWR.

 

[Link]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

Originally posted by Chief 101:<br /> Link, are you referring to chebby guys or chubby guys. Chief

LOL chebby for sure.. me to little to make remarks about the latter..

 

[ezbtr]

Re: 1990 F250 tire pressure?

Thanks guys! Sounds like 50 on all 4 then, take care, Heinz