What is the standard of truck tire pressure?

The barometer of the truck is in the instrument display box in front of the steering wheel. Generally, there are two scale hands representing the air pressure readings of the two air tanks of the truck. The red hand is the air pressure value of the main air tank, and the white hand is the air pressure value of the auxiliary air tank. The barometer of the truck is 650- 16 tire pressure of 6.5-7.0. 700- 16 tire pressure 7.0-8.0. Generally, the reasonable air pressure is 70%-80% of the maximum air pressure marked on the tire, but it is best not to be higher than the maximum air pressure marked on the tire. The tire pressure of SUV and truck is different.

Truck introduction

Trucks are generally called trucks, also known as trucks, which refer to cars that are mainly used to transport goods, and sometimes refer to cars that can tow other vehicles, belonging to the category of commercial vehicles. Generally, according to the weight of the car, it can be divided into heavy and light. Most trucks use diesel engines as power sources, but some light trucks use gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas or natural gas.

For freight cars, due to the different positions of the cab and the engine, they can be divided into four different forms, mainly including long head, short head, flat head and offset. The feature of the long head type is that the engine is located in front of the cab. If a small part of the engine is in the cab, it is a short head. If the engine is in the cab, it can be called a flat head. But from the offset position of the cab, the truck next to the engine can be called offset.