Just raise the air pressure on the compressor governor to 130 lbs. When the air dryer discharges, you will loose 5 lbs on the discharge. Then you will have 125 lbs to air up your tires. Chuck B
Jim Rappe <ua40j@yahoo.com> wrote:
>snip
> but should I pull in and
> add 5 pounds to the tire anyway to make up for the deficit I knew I
> had an hour earlier when the tires were cold.
>
Harry, I can only offer up what I do in that situation. I put the
5lbs (or whatever I need) in when I can....UNLESS it takes me over the
Max inflation pressure on the sidewall. This isn't normally a problem
on my drive axle, but I can have this issue on my front axle which is
running near max.
At first opportunity though, especially if there is a big temperature
swing, I adjust when the tire is cold.
Jim
Chuck & Mary Boros
04 Windsor 02 Ford Ranger
Shelby Dog, Miss Kitty, Mr Lucky Cat
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