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Driver Flees Cops, Crashes into Storefront - KGO-AM December 18, 2009
Shortly before midnight, an officer spotted a late-model Nissan pickup truck speeding on Bayshore Boulevard near Geneva Avenue. The officer tried to pull Businesses damaged after South City vehicle chaseSuspected drunken driver survives South San Francisco wreckTruck flips over in front of South San Francisco storeall 5 news articles »
Police Search for Woman Suspected of Stealing Credit Card - WOWK December 19, 2009
The woman's vehicle is suspected to be an older model black Nissan pickup truck with black wheels. If you have any information please call the Charleston and more »
Woman struck and killed on SE Harris Co. street - Houston Chronicle December 10, 2009
The 67-year-old victim, whose name has not been released, was hit by a silver Nissan pickup, which was traveling through an intersection. and more »
Moab man dies when truck overturns into Colorado River - Salt Lake Tribune December 16, 2009
The driver, Edward W. Fischer, of Moab, was in a 1995 Nissan pickup when he lost control of the truck on the icy road and overturned in the river. and more »
Truck stolen in Forrest County, driver apprehended after chase - WDAM-TV December 18, 2009
Deputies spotted the two men in a reported stolen Nissan pickup and attempted to stop the truck, but the driver sped away. After a 7-mile chase, Man arrested in 7-mile chaseall 6 news articles »
BROOKSVILLE - Deputies arrested a man Monday suspected of chasing another man and a 14-year-old boy with his Nissan pickup truck in an effort to scare them. Shortly after 12:30 p. m. , Cox drove past the two victims along California Street near Old California Street and made a U-turn, according to the Hernando County Sheriff's Office. The victims, in turn, feared for their lives, according to the Hernando County Sheriff's Office. Cox drove toward the victims and they ran in a westerly direction onto a grassy field, deputies said. Cox drove off the road and continued to chase after the victims, according to an incident report.
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A: OK, everyone who said "look on the tire", you have no right to post answers here. Tire inflation is a safety issue and you got it wrong. Stop guessing. The only information listed on the tire sidewall is the "Max Inflation Pressure..." That is even what it says, "Max Inflation". Notice it does not say anywhere "recommended inflation." How could it? The tire manufacturer doesn't know if your mounting this tire on a Ford Explorer, or a Nissan Pickup, or a full-size van or an old Cadillac. All will have very different inflation requirements but all take the same size tire.
To the gentleman who said recommended tire pressure will vary depending on what kind of tire it was, you are also wrong. The only thing that matters is the size. All tires of the same size, irregardless of manufacturer or model will have the same inflation requirements when mounted on the same vehicle.
The correct inflation pressure for a tire of the original specified size and service rating is found on the vehicle information tag inside the drivers side door frame or on the inside of the glovebox door. Those people who answered that way can pat themselves on the back. If for some reason you can not locate this information I can tell you what the pressures should be but since there are a bunch of possible tire sizes for that year of Nissan pickup you'll have to figure out which applies to yours:
If your tires are size "P215/70R14 96S" then use 35 psi front and rear. Again, it does not matter what brand the tire is. all tires of that size no matter what the manufacter have the same inflation requirements on this vehicle.
If your tires are "P235/75R15 105S" you should also run 35 psi front and rear.
If your tires are "LT31x10.50R15 Load C" then run 26 psi front and rear.
If your tires are "LT195/75R14 Load B" then run 26 psi front, 36 psi rear. This is a very rare size.
If your tires are "P195/75R14 92S" then your back to 35 psi front and rear.
Over-inflating a tire beyond what Nissan recommends can be dangerous as it can reduce cornering traction and braking performance, upset the vehicles emergency handling characteristics, cause uneven tire wear and reduced tire life and make the tires more susceptible to damage from road hazards such as pot holes.
ASE Certified Automotive Service Advisor working in the tire industry for 5 years. (answered by Mark F on July 11, 2007)
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A: 17 to 25 (answered by Rick S on October 03, 2008)
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A: Fuel filter is either up in the engine compartment passengers side or located on the frame under the truck with a metal plate covering it on the passengers side look for it. If I only knew what the check engine light code was I could reccomend a proper course of action. (answered by on October 13, 2008)
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