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Emcee:  Jon Khymn Type:  Unmoderated
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9 I've always just inflated to whats printed on the tire.... never had a proGreen Receipt-11/1/1999
8 Siedwall pressure is maximum rating. You should go by your owner's manual,Wayne Rumball-11/1/1999
7 the pressure rating should be on the actual tire. It will say on the sidewall Green Receipt-11/1/1999
6 I don't know. They have a very entertaining and somewhat informative show oTom Clarke-11/1/1999
5 Tom, thanks for the tip. I think it was set too low from the beginning. Just cJon Khymn-10/31/1999
4 Hope to get and give some tips to those who doesn't know much about cars...Jon Khymn-10/31/1999
3 I dont know the specifics of that tire , but the proper inflation should be writhomas richard smith-10/31/1999
2 Is this thread gonna be like the Car Guys? Tom and Ray Malliatzi (sp?) will be Tom Clarke-10/31/1999
1 We bought a Honda minivan two months ago. We upgraded the tires to wide body wJon Khymn-10/31/1999
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