tire pressure?
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tire pressure?
what is the tire pressure for the 18" oem rims? im asking this because i just bought the track rims for my maxima and need to know how much air the tire needs to be at. thanks
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Hot Weather = 30-35psi cold
Cold Weather = 35-40psi cold
Note: As you warm up your tires, your psi wheel increase.
But 35psi is recommended by your manual.
BTW...don't mean to sound like an a** but this has been discussed before so I'd do a search before you post.
Cold Weather = 35-40psi cold
Note: As you warm up your tires, your psi wheel increase.
But 35psi is recommended by your manual.
BTW...don't mean to sound like an a** but this has been discussed before so I'd do a search before you post.
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if you knew how to read you would have seen my post where i said i drive a MAXIMA
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Originally Posted by The Law
if you knew how to read you would have seen my post where i said i drive a MAXIMA...i didnt say i drive a 350z
GTNPUZ - hey did you go to freakmont? cause i see you live in the bay. im jw cause i was there as im part of Team Driven which was one of the 2 host that were there
GTNPUZ - hey did you go to freakmont? cause i see you live in the bay. im jw cause i was there as im part of Team Driven which was one of the 2 host that were there
BTW...I believe the Maxima uses roughly the same psi so if you stay within the same range, I think you'll be okay. I have a friend who has a Maxima & runs it between 35-38psi.
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Originally Posted by The Law
if you knew how to read you would have seen my post where i said i drive a MAXIMA...i didnt say i drive a 350z
GTNPUZ - hey did you go to freakmont? cause i see you live in the bay. im jw cause i was there as im part of Team Driven which was one of the 2 host that were there
GTNPUZ - hey did you go to freakmont? cause i see you live in the bay. im jw cause i was there as im part of Team Driven which was one of the 2 host that were there
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Originally Posted by The Law
if you knew how to read you would have seen my post where i said i drive a MAXIMA...i didnt say i drive a 350z
GTNPUZ - hey did you go to freakmont? cause i see you live in the bay. im jw cause i was there as im part of Team Driven which was one of the 2 host that were there
GTNPUZ - hey did you go to freakmont? cause i see you live in the bay. im jw cause i was there as im part of Team Driven which was one of the 2 host that were there
First of all, you don't put psi into RIMS.
I'm surprised you didn't take into account the weight of the maxima when using any tires. The weight of the maxima versus the 350z is going to have different effects on the tire and psi. Other than that, why put 350z wheels on your maxima? Personal choice of course, more power to you. Have at it...
I'm surprised you didn't take into account the weight of the maxima when using any tires. The weight of the maxima versus the 350z is going to have different effects on the tire and psi. Other than that, why put 350z wheels on your maxima? Personal choice of course, more power to you. Have at it...
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