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Re: Proper Radial tire usage
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Posted by TheRealRon on September 17, 2004 at 15:23:59 from (69.179.27.209):
In Reply to: Proper Radial tire usage posted by Can't even use my own nam on September 17, 2004 at 15:08:45:
Firestone AG disagrees with you about the first point. Done per their recommendations, liquid ballast is perfectly acceptable. I concur that tire pressure is critical. The manufacturers are more than willing make recommendations and I certainly follow them except when I should know better. An example; I chase over logging stubble. In that case, I want the least amount of air in the tire that will keep it up so as to minimize the chance of poking a hole in one. Same deal for plowing snow; in that case it's all about maximum traction.
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