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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    OK my car Factory wt 3200# Tires are MT 29x15.5x15 20#s A/P at 1425# max weight on each side in rear. I tried the chalk thing and at 20 psi they are flat on the concrete. I think they'll last awhile ,Not a long time probably just awhile.
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    With that size tire and 3200# 20psig is probably about right, and I would think that they will wear right. The wear factor will probably be affected more by a heavy right foot coming off the stop lights.....
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    I run 18 psi in the rear of the Cobra, and 22 psi in the front.
    Wear is even, but...for every three sets I replace on the rear, I've replaced only two sets on the front.
    Dunno what the cause of that is...both front and rear travel the same distance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnboy View Post
    I run 18 psi in the rear of the Cobra, and 22 psi in the front.
    Wear is even, but...for every three sets I replace on the rear, I've replaced only two sets on the front.
    Dunno what the cause of that is...both front and rear travel the same distance.

    I'm thinking the rears might get there a little sooner.
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