Wrangler X Tire Inflation

Eman10 · 08-06-2008, 04:56 PM

Hey all,

I don't want actin' prezodent B. Hussain Obama mad at me and was wondering what the proper tire inflation is for a 2007 stock Wrangler X?

What is you psi for street driving?

Gary1129 · 08-07-2008, 05:47 PM

Its on your B piller sticker

Gary

aldaman · 08-20-2008, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Eman10

Hey all,

I don't want actin' prezodent B. Hussain Obama mad at me and was wondering what the proper tire inflation is for a 2007 stock Wrangler X?

What is you psi for street driving?

I have an '08 with the 17" wheels....The recommended tire pressure is 35psi

hig4s · 08-20-2008, 01:47 PM

I run mine near max pressure, It's a Jeep, it doesn't handle that well anyway and I prefer to get the best gas mileage possible.
Some will say by doing that my tires will wear faster in the middle, but they have not so far.

orange05tj · 08-20-2008, 10:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eman10

Hey all,

I don't want actin' prezodent B. Hussain Obama mad at me and was wondering what the proper tire inflation is for a 2007 stock Wrangler X?

What is you psi for street driving?

I ax you dis an yo pezodent B Hussain Obama, what you want it ride like? I keep mine at 28 in the front, 32 in the back. word

Mooseman · 08-20-2008, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Eman10

Hey all,

I don't want actin' prezodent B. Hussain Obama mad at me and was wondering what the proper tire inflation is for a 2007 stock Wrangler X?

What is you psi for street driving?

Actin' Prez. B. Hussain Obama sez inflate yo tires. That's his energy plan!

hig4s · 08-22-2008, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Mooseman

Actin' Prez. B. Hussain Obama sez inflate yo tires. That's his energy plan!

Yep and expert studies have shown that if people kept their tires properly inflated it would reduce fuel usage by about 3%.. and if they kept their cars in proper tune it would save another 3%. All of this would be right now.

Of course McCain is laughing and making fun of this energy plan because he supports extra off shore drilling which is estimated to create 2% more oil after about 2 years. What a joker!!

Mooseman · 08-23-2008, 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by hig4s

Yep and expert studies have shown that if people kept their tires properly inflated it would reduce fuel usage by about 3%.. and if they kept their cars in proper tune it would save another 3%. All of this would be right now.

Of course McCain is laughing and making fun of this energy plan because he supports extra off shore drilling which is estimated to create 2% more oil after about 2 years. What a joker!!

I agree that properly inflated tires do, in fact, increase efficiency. But, everyone who is willing to maintain proper pressures are already doing it. So, unless proper tire pressures are going to be somehow enforced for ALL vehicles by some newly created federal agency, nationwide efficiency does not increase at all.

I also agree with you that drilling is not the final answer, eventhough I don't agree with your numbers. We need a VIABLE alternative to middle eastern dependency while we promote accelerated technology development and deployment across all of our energy sources.

hig4s · 08-23-2008, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Mooseman

I agree that properly inflated tires do, in fact, increase efficiency. But, everyone who is willing to maintain proper pressures are already doing it. So, unless proper tire pressures are going to be somehow enforced for ALL vehicles by some newly created federal agency, nationwide efficiency does not increase at all.

I also agree with you that drilling is not the final answer, eventhough I don't agree with your numbers. We need a VIABLE alternative to middle eastern dependency while we promote accelerated technology development and deployment across all of our energy sources.

Those numbers are what McCain and his people were saying.

We NEED to start converting to hydrogen, and start building hydrogen stations.

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hig4s Jeeper Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Jacksonville Posts: 111	I run mine near max pressure, It's a Jeep, it doesn't handle that well anyway and I prefer to get the best gas mileage possible. Some will say by doing that my tires will wear faster in the middle, but they have not so far.