Tire pressure question
04-29-2007 | 10:22 AM
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Personally, on the stock tires I keep the tire pressure around 33-35 psi @ air temp since the tire temp will increase once you start driving thus the psi will increase. 10deg F = 1psi, this usually results in a 3-4 psi increase on warm days. I've seen the tire pressure go as high as 42 psi while on the highway on very hot days, so come July I will drop the psi to 33.
04-29-2007 | 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by bailey bill
Well, lets see....
Here I have this manual written by teh engineers that designed the car. Should I follow their instructins, or should I ask a bunch of guys on a message board?
I really wonder what i should do.
bill
Here I have this manual written by teh engineers that designed the car. Should I follow their instructins, or should I ask a bunch of guys on a message board?
I really wonder what i should do.
bill
HAHAHAH
this is by far the most ignorant, uninformed post I've read today
04-29-2007 | 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by stein
Personally, on the stock tires I keep the tire pressure around 33-35 psi @ air temp since the tire temp will increase once you start driving thus the psi will increase. 10deg F = 1psi, this usually results in a 3-4 psi increase on warm days. I've seen the tire pressure go as high as 42 psi while on the highway on very hot days, so come July I will drop the psi to 33.
04-29-2007 | 01:35 PM
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From: New Mexico
Originally Posted by Viffer35Z
Wow, that sounds bumpy. 
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