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40 messages,  Last post on Feb 16, 2011 at 10:16 PM

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#34 of 40 Re: 05 Pahfinder tire wear issue [mojo5] by xtierra

Feb 19, 2009 (8:25 pm)

Replying to: mojo5 (Jan 31, 2007 12:28 pm)
your struts might be worn... but should not be the problem.. i just rolled 105,000 miles and my second set of tires are ok...
 
i will suggest... setting your PSI doing the white chalk line test... go to smooth paved parking lot..... take a piece of chalk and draw a line across the tire from the inside to the outside... you can do 3 to 8 lines.. then drive a little bit forward and watch to see if line is getting worn even....... if too much psi.. or too little will show ..... edges wear out faster or edges stay even and center of tire is worn ..or lighter .
 
sounds dumb but .... each truck weighs different... each tire needs to be set according to how much weight is on the tire.... the chalk line test will tell you the exact PSI the tire is asking for..
 
good luck

#35 of 40 Re: [frrussre] by xtierra

Feb 19, 2009 (8:33 pm)

Replying to: frrussre (Dec 18, 2008 10:05 pm)
if you are going to buy new tires.... i recomend on-line.... i have the bf goodrich rugged trails "e" load range... you can find them for 129.00 and up... i put these on my truck at 44,000 miles...i am at 105,000 miles and they are holding up really good..

#37 of 40 Nissan Pathfinder Alignment by ricardo_33172

Nov 02, 2009 (10:17 am)

I just bought 4 new tires and I want to align the Pathfinder. What is the best machine for this? Any tips?

#38 of 40 what's the best all season tire for my 2000 PF? by citymama

Dec 20, 2009 (2:24 pm)

I live in a 4 season city and do alot of highway driving- looking for advice on best/recommended all season tires currently on the market for this car. thanks.

#39 of 40 Re: 2006 Pathfinder Tires - Cupping [bk7p3lw] by jedix5

Jul 08, 2010 (9:09 am)

Replying to: bk7p3lw (Jan 22, 2007 12:28 pm)
If you decide to do re-alignment, check the parts. Excessive wear on parts combined with damaged roads or heavy off-road driving will throw off the re-alignment at some point. Also, check your struts for bleeding/corrosion or just a really bouncy ride. Then look at your brakes, if they have heavy wear or deep markings, clean them off and see how they look. Do not just look at the front but also the rear. The downforce when braking puts twice the load of the 2 front tires. So if your struts and brakes are not up to par, you will have issues. I have a PF SE 03 2WD w/ option to use 4WD and have gone through 2 sets of tires (Dunlop and Falken). These are LL TERRAIN. Currently I am on the Falkens. PF's have weight issues that really can not be overcome. It is a heavy vehicle. We all drive ours differently whether casual/aggressive, off-road, towing or combination. What I am going to do is rotate my tires more often to have even wear. Try this with your current or newly purchased tires. Take your LF and move it to the RB, and take your RF to your LB.

#40 of 40 17 inch stock rim by evoralph1

Feb 16, 2011 (10:16 pm)

i have an 06 pathfinder se with the 16 in rim. can i fit the 17 x7.5 stock rim that comes standard on the le?

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