When You Inflate The Tires To The Recommended Inflation Pressures, The Factory-Installed Wheels And Tires Are Designed In Order To Handle Loads To The Tire's Rated Load Capacity. Incorrect Tire Pressures, Or Under-Inflated Tires, Can Cause The Following Conditions:
Inspect The Tire Pressure When The Following Conditions Apply:
Inspect The Tires Monthly Or Before Any Extended Trip. Adjust The Tire Pressure To The Specifications On The Tire Placard. Install The Valve Caps Or The Extensions On The Valves. The Caps Or The Extensions Keep Out Dust And Water.
The Kilopascal (Kpa) Is The Metric Term For Pressure. The Tire Pressure May Be Printed In Both Kilopascal (Kpa) And Pounds Per Square Inch (Psi). One Psi Equals 6.9 Kpa.
Inflation Pressure Conversion (Kilopascals To Psi)
Tires With A Higher Than Recommended Pressure Can Cause The Following Conditions:
Tires With A Lower Than Recommended Pressure Can Cause The Following Conditions:
Unequal Pressure On The Same Axle Can Cause The Following Conditions:
Refer To The Tire Placard For Specific Tire And Wheel Applications And Tire Pressures.
TREAD WEAR INDICATORS DESCRIPTION
The Original Equipment Tires Have Tread Wear Indicators (1) That Show When You Should Replace The Tires.
The Location Of These Indicators (1) Are At 60 Degree Intervals Around The Outer Diameter Of The Tire.
The Indicators (1) Appear As A 6 Mm (0.24 In) Wide Band When The Tire Tread Depth Reaches 1.6 Mm (0.06 In).
SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
SPECIAL TOOLS
Ch-41013
J-41013
Rotor Resurfacing Kit
Ch-42450- A
J-42450-A
Wheel Hub Resurfacing Kit