is it 60 psi?? thats what it says on door jam...but 60??

for 00 integra OEM spare tire. the hella skinny one.

 

if it says to put 60 psi on the door, put 60 psi. check and make sure that it does not exceed the tire's own maximum psi

 

Doesn't it say on the tire itself??

 

Haha thought i'd check and yes its on the tire and it's 60 psi

 

edit: ok i just put 35 psi..cause it seems like its gonna blow up.lol iam weak...

i checked one more time. recommand is 60psi and also max is 60 psi too??

 

Fill it up all the way *****. If it blows up, lawsuit

 

this is a april fools joke right?

 

Wrong forum, no april fools joke

 

dont put 60psi in that thing.. haha ****.....

put it in until its not sagging anymore...

 

60psi ftw

it say right on the tire "inflate to 60psi"

 

ok thanks everybody. i filled it up to 60psi..hehe i was sweating..lol

 

lol its put at 60 and it is safe at 60... we fill up those tires to 60 all the time that is what its suppose to be at

 

you can fill tires to 100+ PSI for seating the bead... i've never seen a tire blow up

 

100psi?? maybe on truck tires that recommend 70psi. but dont do it a car tire. while attending uti they showed us a tire safety video and one clip showed a semi tire under a vw bug. they over inflated the tire with a long *** air hose and when it blew the vw flew about 10ft into the air

 

thats awesome, i wanna see that vid

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jeiden &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">100psi?? maybe on truck tires that recommend 70psi. but dont do it a car tire. while attending uti they showed us a tire safety video and one clip showed a semi tire under a vw bug. they over inflated the tire with a long *** air hose and when it blew the vw flew about 10ft into the air</TD></TR></TABLE>

anything over 50 lbs technically should be put in a cage and inflated until the bead is seated

seating the beat on lower profile tires can take up to 120 psi, then it just gets released out... u can put it to 100 psi or until it seats, just gotta make sure it gets released back to 60.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jeiden &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">100psi?? maybe on truck tires that recommend 70psi. but dont do it a car tire. while attending uti they showed us a tire safety video and one clip showed a semi tire under a vw bug. they over inflated the tire with a long *** air hose and when it blew the vw flew about 10ft into the air</TD></TR></TABLE>
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Randy of plusONE &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

anything over 50 lbs technically should be put in a cage and inflated until the bead is seated

seating the beat on lower profile tires can take up to 120 psi, then it just gets released out... u can put it to 100 psi or until it seats, just gotta make sure it gets released back to 60.</TD></TR></TABLE>
at least i know someone read what i put...