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Old 08-08-2006, 02:39 AM
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Greetings to all,

I have a new H2 2006 - now, on the tires it says 50 PSI but on the sticker
in the driver's door it says 37 PSI ????

What is the correct tire persure for the 2006 H2 - factory tires.

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45-50 is fine for stock tires on the street. Less rolling resistance too.
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40 if lots of local road driving -- 44 if highway (MTRs)
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Default Re: H2 Tire Presure

Tire pressure sticker is the recommended tire pressure as set by the manufacturer of the vehicle with input from the tire manufacturer. The maximum tire pressure on the tire is the pressure the tire should be inflated to to allow for maximum load capabilities. It is never recommended to inflate greater than the maximum tire pressure stamped on the tire.
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