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Switch out your tires for someting smaller that still keeps factory specs and Lighter. Use lighter wheels/tires. And or inflate your tires lil above normal but dont go any where
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Switch out your tires for someting smaller that still keeps factory specs and Lighter.
Use lighter wheels/tires. And or inflate your tires lil above normal but dont go any where near/close to the danger area of 40psi. I think its safe to put it at 36-37psi but you would have to watch it on the hot days. |
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