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I tend to over think this kind of stuff....LOL Sounds like the M1 10w30 High Mileage is getting good recommendations too.

Well I was settled on Mobil 1 10w30 but it has been -15 for the past few days so maybe 0w40 would be best. Good in sub zero temps and 100+ summer temps.....

Why is that? What does it do better for these small engines? Thanks!

What does that mean? Sorry, I'm not up on all the ratings. Thanks!

They are surprisingly quiet thankfully!

I'll see if I can get a picture of the tire from the front looking at it head on so show the bulged side walls....

What does 3.5 HTHS mean? Which High Mileage has that? Thanks!

So I just got done with the break in process on my Predator 9500W generator. It calls for 10w30 and I was ready to use that but can't find any regular Mobil 1 10w30. It is all the high mileage or extended protection stuff. I can find regular Mobil 1 5w30 locally though. The manual say to only...

Same size but the old tires/factory tires were P tires and these are LT tires.

Ok so I checked my tires as the truck has been sitting unused in the garage all winter. The tires were all at 32psi slowly dropping from the 35psi I originally had in them this summer. I aired them up to 50psi and they look better. Here are pictures of them at 32psa and now at 50psi. What do you...

Hello guys! Just thought I would pass on some info about magnetic oil drain plugs I have. Votex makes arguably the best magnetic plugs on the market. I found a couple different ones that work well with the Predator 9500W generator. I wasn't sure which one would be best so I bought both to try...

I also asked Jadtis this but isn't the LT tires more heavy duty then the P tires? What is it about the LT tires that make it need more air pressure? Thanks again!

Thanks again! So what is it about the P tires that needed 35PSI but the LT tires need 50psi? I thought the LT tires are more "heavy duty" then P tires? Thanks again!

It was black and full of metal flakes at 1.5 hours. considerably cleaner but still full of metal flakes 5 hours later. Every 5 hour change was much clean then the last.

So 50psi for daily driving without a heavy load in the bed? What PSI if I have say 1500-2000lbs in the bed?

Right but the tired need more air/PSI in them vs. the P tires to carry the same weight is what I understand. So these LT tires need like 40-45psi?

Thanks for all of that! Honestly this is still over my head. Not sure what all the different numbers are for and what they mean. What PSI would you set these tires to? I normally have less then 500lbs in the bed at any given time. once a year I have about 2,000lbs in the bed when transporting...

So I already use Mobil 1 0w40 European for my Volvo XC70 so I have a bunch of it. So I think I will use that! M1 0w40 is good year round in Colorado?

So my mistake guys, max PSI on the new LT tires is 80psi(550kpa). What does this change?

I double checked and it is 80psi (550kpa)max!