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get a new truck mechanic, as he's obviously a twat

ON the Porsche I go by fuel flap (your case go by the door sticker) also double check the owners manual.

IF you have non standard wheel/tyre combi's your probably using best guess



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Our truck mechanic at work claims to have filled the tires to the max psi as shown on the tires - for his entire career. I called the local tire store and they said the same thing. I used to follow the door sticker, but it puts the fronts so close to the TPS threshold that my wife worries every time she sees the warning message. So the question of the day is, what psi recommendation do you follow?

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