Neil,
Remember, Diamond Back does not make tires. They only provide a service to
apply white walls to somebody else's tires. Who's tires they use for their
off-the-shelf products may vary from week to week.
Inflation pressure depends on many variables, as does performance results.
Tire size, weight on the tire, driving style, and the tires performance
design. And most importantly: how good the tire really is. I have had huge
differences in tire performance of tires of the exact same size, on the same
car.
Based on your desired performance and tire cost, one should pick the tire
you like best and have DB apply their WWW process to that. DB will apply
their WWW process to any tire you choose.
Dave
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From: Forward Look Mopar Discussion List
[mailto:L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of eastern sierra Adj Services
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 11:17 AM
To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] You load 40 LBS; whaddaya get?
Jim is exactumundo right, as is Dave Homstad; the information 'on' the
tires is shown on the
blackwall-backside of the tires, and the tires are shipped/wrapped with
the whitewall-side facing up, so if you don't unwrap the tires (no mean
feat, in itself) , but, just deliver them to your tire store, for
installation, you would 'miss' all of the info about the tires'
size(what Jim said), "Brand name" ( I forget, right now--it's not one
I ever heard of) its maximum cold-inflation pressure, or its country of
origin (THAT one, I remember: it's in very-small 'writing' : TAIWAN; at
least, for "our" 14" tire size).
BUT, my question relates to what maximum tire
pressures do you run, up to 40 PSI?
Neil Vedder
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