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Well I'd just leave it the way it is. The book may call for something
different than what your modern tire manufacturer may recommend. As long
as something is painted there it looks authentic and your use will
dictate the correct pressure R.
Andy Michalski wrote:
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> On the TP's, I saw trucks that had both TP 35 and TP 45 over the fenders
> on the same truck. Looked as though one or the other was sprayed over
> and re-stenciled on these, age made the covering paint disappear and you
> can see both now. I guess there really is no offical pressure, just
> what you feel fit for the tires on your truck. I believe that the
> origional GM recommended pressure was 35, but if you dont mind a bumpier
> ride and more load capacity, air them up.
>
> Andy
>
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