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TEA20 Tyre (whoops...Tire) pressure

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Tony Edmonds

02-19-2002 10:55:40




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I have just acquired a TEa20...no instruction books, although I do have ignition data etc. But what tyre pressures should I use? I think the wheels and tyres are pretty standard. Any Suggestions?

Many thanks.

Tony




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Charlie

01-31-2004 03:48:18




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 Re: TEA20 Tyre (whoops...Tire) pressure in reply to Tony Edmonds, 02-19-2002 10:55:40  
We have a Te A 20, instruction book, stating front, steel disc with 4*19 pnuematic tyre on drop centre rim Pressure 26 lbs.
Rear 10 *28 traction tread 12lbs.
If you are interested in the instuction manual let us know.



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Joe Ferguson

02-22-2002 03:10:21




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 Re: TEA20 Tyre (whoops...Tire) pressure in reply to Tony Edmonds, 02-19-2002 10:55:40  
Hi Tony

If your rear tires are filled with air only
it's OK.

But if filled with calcium do not use a normal
pressure gauge because calcium is corrosive
and your gauge wil be damaged for ever.

There are special gauges to check
tires with calcium.

Your pressure may vary

Good luck

Joe Ferguson



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Tony Edmonds

02-25-2002 10:35:56




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 Re: Re: TEA20 Tyre (whoops...Tire) pressure in reply to Joe Ferguson, 02-22-2002 03:10:21  
Joe,

thanks for this...I'll take care.



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Paul

02-20-2002 20:54:14




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 Re: TEA20 Tyre (whoops...Tire) pressure in reply to Tony Edmonds, 02-19-2002 10:55:40  
Tony; If your tires are standard for a TEA front4-00 19 and back 10 28 normal pessure is 26lb. sq. in.
and the back tires are 12 lb. per sq. in.



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