Optimal tire pressures for daily drive

I started to say something, but you're right. 50psi IS crazy high for anything but a trailer with a load.

 

I would think it rides like a tank unless youve got some super soft Kings settings. Just for shits and giggles, drop it to 36psi and see how it drives.

 

So let's say I'm a big ol dummy and for some reason have been keeping my tires at 60psi like the side of the tire says. And let's say my two front tires which were brand new wore out from the outside to the middle. Would the psi I was r
Running as a joke explain a good amount of that. The tires were fine. Then my cv axle boots took a shit when it snowed and it seems like in a week the tires went from evenly warn and maybe 6 months old to absolutely bald

 

My tires are set at 38 psi but may fluctuate between 37 and 40 depending on the temperature. Stock Bridgestone Duelers from factory.