Today's dumb question

[NF HUNTER]

plenty. 5lbs give or take prolly

It really depends on the temp. At 42° it might be a couple lbs low. At 32° it might be about 5lbs low. But remember heat builds pressure. So don't over inflate.

[PYBUCK]

Fill them with nitrogen and your air pressure problem goes away. Of course, use nitrogen produced from Texas air to avoid smog contamination.

[Hoggslayer]

the tires need to be deflated to replace the summer air with winter air

Yep, Don't forget to check your blinker fluid while your at it.

[AlwaysGigEm]

Are y'all filling with new or used air?

[muzzlebrake]

Just don't use air from around Austin. You can't be sure of what your getting.

[meltingfeather]

lol @ nitrogen
makes ZERO difference with regard to temperature fluctuations-- or anything else.
1 psi per 10 degrees is a good rule of thumb for most normal temps.

[meltingfeather]

Just don't use air from around Austin. You can't be sure of what your getting.

it might help you spell more good.

[BBReezen]

Cold air tire pressure, so if they drove there then they have built up a little heat on the way. Fill it up to the low end of their requirement and be done with it.

Tires are designed to be “overinflated” when heat builds up. Fill them to the “cold air” range and don’t overthink it any more than you have to.

[eradicator]

lol @ nitrogen
makes ZERO difference with regard to temperature fluctuations-- or anything else.
1 psi per 10 degrees is a good rule of thumb for most normal temps.

This, they been listening to their car salesman.

[Dillakilla]

I thought by thread title it was gonna be a “what time do I set my feeders to go off Sunday morn”.

[Pushbutton2]

Are y'all filling with new or used air?

[emoji848]
New only for me
"Used" air could be explosive in the proper concentration [emoji2960]

As Always My Heart is filled with Love for you and Your Families. Not because I am commanded to Love my Neighbor but because I can, am able to and it brings me Joy.

[Pushbutton2]

lol @ nitrogen
makes ZERO difference with regard to temperature fluctuations-- or anything else.
1 psi per 10 degrees is a good rule of thumb for most normal temps.

[emoji1303]

As Always My Heart is filled with Love for you and Your Families. Not because I am commanded to Love my Neighbor but because I can, am able to and it brings me Joy.

[Pushbutton2]

I thought by thread title it was gonna be a “what time do I set my feeders to go off Sunday morn”.

I figured I'd start that one about 4 pm Saturday [emoji3]

As Always My Heart is filled with Love for you and Your Families. Not because I am commanded to Love my Neighbor but because I can, am able to and it brings me Joy.

[Backwoods101]

×= (6.33*8^9) - y

Now that makes perfect sense, If the pie are square...so is the dam tire!