I went to Valvoline for an inspection and a week later, I stopped to check my tire pressure and there was 70 psi in each tire. The Max pressure on the side wall says 65psi. Since I got the tires I have been putting 62psi year round. Also, The tires look my fuller in the side walls. What should I do? lower it back? The ride seems fine.

 

I would put them at the recommended pressure.

 

+1 On the recommended pressure. I sure wouldn't go over the max. You also need to allow for the tire heating up during driving cuz the pressure will increase.

 

well hell I never put over 32psi in my tires...theyre the stock goodies but 70psi? It has to ride like a rock?

 

Shoot..........I put 40 psi all round and the tyre wear and ride are great.
That's with the 20" chrome clads and Cooper Discoverer HP+ tyres 275x60 R20.
Al.

 

70??? knock it down to 32-40 like they are supposed to be

 

Max tire pressure is just that, the maximum. As a rule of thumb, for everyday driving, I have always put 75-80% of the maximum rated pressure in my tires. My current FCII's call for 50 lbs. max and I run them at 40 lbs...

 

my door sez 60 in the front and 45 in the back for everyday BUT 60 front and 70 back when towing

 

have you ever checked your gauge, how do you know its accurate? maybe they filled it up to the proper level and your gauge is off....

 

All you guys saying put it at 30-40 do realize he may not have stock tires right?