What is the acceptable air pressure range for front tires during a pre-trip inspection?

During a pre-trip inspection, maintaining the correct air pressure in the front tires is critical for safe vehicle operation and tire longevity. The accepted air pressure range for front tires on a commercial vehicle typically falls between 80 to 100 PSI. This range ensures that the tires have adequate pressure to support the weight of the vehicle and its cargo, promote even tire wear, and optimize fuel efficiency.

Operating within this pressure range helps to ensure that tires can maintain proper traction and handling, which is essential for safe maneuverability and overall vehicle control. Having too low a pressure can lead to tire blowouts, poor handling, and increased wear, whereas excessively high pressure can compromise ride quality and lead to uneven wear. Therefore, option C provides the correct air pressure range to ensure that the front tires are adequately inflated for safe operation.