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The plate on the door panel of my 2004 Forester recommends tire
pressures of 29 (front) 28 (back) with a light load and 29 (F) and 36
(B) with a full load. Yet I notice that, when mechanics service my car,
they usually put 32 lbs in all 4 tires. I am driving tomorrow on the
Interstate over the mountains from Olympia, WA, down to Oakland, CA,
with my son and our luggage. The I-5 could be slick. We will be
carrying chains just in case. I left the front tires at 32 and inflated
the back tires to 34. Does that sound about right? Somehow 29 seems
low. And I read somewhere that underinflated tires are bad for the
suspension and tires. Thanks for any advice.
pressures of 29 (front) 28 (back) with a light load and 29 (F) and 36
(B) with a full load. Yet I notice that, when mechanics service my car,
they usually put 32 lbs in all 4 tires. I am driving tomorrow on the
Interstate over the mountains from Olympia, WA, down to Oakland, CA,
with my son and our luggage. The I-5 could be slick. We will be
carrying chains just in case. I left the front tires at 32 and inflated
the back tires to 34. Does that sound about right? Somehow 29 seems
low. And I read somewhere that underinflated tires are bad for the
suspension and tires. Thanks for any advice.