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Old 03-15-2020, 03:56 PM   #1
Hey Louie
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Tire pressures, what to expect

Just took out first trip since installing a TPMS. When we pulled out of the driveway the readings were from 108 to 110. As I traveled down the road Max speed 60 mph overcast day with the temps in the mid 50's the pressures elevated to 122 to 125 psi. Is this the norm? At what level is there reason for concern? Would the pressure get even higher on warmer days? Nice to know the readings but it be even nicer if I new what to expect.
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