there 3 pressure marked on tires and the door jamb is one.
1: max bead seating pressure (tire store man)
2: max cold load pressure 44psi common, this is when hauling bricks. (varies by tire make and type)
3: the Suzuki recommended pressure (not doing #2) 23psi, it's low due to 2 door is a kite. a kite on wheels. in fact. and why 28MPG can happen this too.(epa max is 27 -5sp)
the owners manual only tells you to read the driver door jam.
but look here,
found this great link
https://tirepressure.com/1996-suzuki-sid...e-pressure
the rumor that 23psi is for anti over is not true, it is for max traction, sliding off cliff is worse. or skidding .
the books also say to run 26psi on ice. (but if you want try all pressures 23 to 26 on ice) no two brands or constructions are no the same, ask a race car mech.
what you want is flat foot print of tire, on the road, and no crowing. LT tires are even worse with stiffer side walls /tread, I had to run even lower pressure not to get slip.
the tire load rating here is 96, and not all tires made are that rating that fit on 15 inch rims. this load rating also sets pressures diffr at diffr loads.
1: max bead seating pressure (tire store man)
2: max cold load pressure 44psi common, this is when hauling bricks. (varies by tire make and type)
3: the Suzuki recommended pressure (not doing #2) 23psi, it's low due to 2 door is a kite. a kite on wheels. in fact. and why 28MPG can happen this too.(epa max is 27 -5sp)
the owners manual only tells you to read the driver door jam.
but look here,
found this great link
https://tirepressure.com/1996-suzuki-sid...e-pressure
the rumor that 23psi is for anti over is not true, it is for max traction, sliding off cliff is worse. or skidding .
the books also say to run 26psi on ice. (but if you want try all pressures 23 to 26 on ice) no two brands or constructions are no the same, ask a race car mech.
what you want is flat foot print of tire, on the road, and no crowing. LT tires are even worse with stiffer side walls /tread, I had to run even lower pressure not to get slip.
the tire load rating here is 96, and not all tires made are that rating that fit on 15 inch rims. this load rating also sets pressures diffr at diffr loads.
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