Tire pressure ?
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thats way to high...at work 40+ is how much we put on trucks...tire size doesnt reallly affect how much air you should put in...i think what the little sticker when you open your door says is 32 all around...but i run 35 all around...
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Aftermarket tires do not necessarily require OE placcard pressure. It depends on the load rating and size of the new tires.
Check this thread where myself (Bridgestone engineer) and a Falken engineer (if I remember right) already informed davidv and the other guy above of the correct way to find your pressures:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...ket-tires.html
I'm not sure why they choose to ignore the advice of tire experts (they are obviously smarter??), but basically, use the guide at this link to determine optimal pressure. Let me know if you need any help. Tables start on page 28.
http://www.tiresafety.com/images/Tir...t%20Manual.pdf
Check this thread where myself (Bridgestone engineer) and a Falken engineer (if I remember right) already informed davidv and the other guy above of the correct way to find your pressures:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...ket-tires.html
I'm not sure why they choose to ignore the advice of tire experts (they are obviously smarter??), but basically, use the guide at this link to determine optimal pressure. Let me know if you need any help. Tables start on page 28.
http://www.tiresafety.com/images/Tir...t%20Manual.pdf
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just knew it was a matter of time before we got the self proclaimed tire "expert" chiming in with some confusing formula used in some laboratory.
do what Dave said; stick 35 psi in it and call it a day. or you can take advice from a person that designs crappy tires. your choice
do what Dave said; stick 35 psi in it and call it a day. or you can take advice from a person that designs crappy tires. your choice
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