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Southern Saskatchewan | Every tractor is suited for different pressures. Call your JD dealer /tire shop or best Michelin. They would definately help you out. They will want to know the weight split on the tractor,any extra weighting, implement you are pulling and land conditions. With that info they will give you a starting point as to where they feel you should be. Then if there is performance problems they will come out and weigh the tractor and take care of issues.Talking to Michelin is best just in case there is any warranty issues later and they question pressures. Don't worry about the low pressures its common today. When storing it for winter bump the pressures up to 15-18 so the beads do not lose any air over winter. | |
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tire pressure ideas and recomendations
