Hey guys,

Can't seem to find much information on the tires on the car that i purchased and needing some light shed for the PSI i should be running. Everything online i see is to run recommended psi based off the tire but for that tire i can only find max psi.

Zenna Argus 265/30ZR19 93W XL, they are stretched on 20" wheels.

Thank you!

 

I do not believe you are going to fit that 19" diameter tire onto a 20" diameter wheel.

A stretched tire does not mean diameter. Stretch refers to the width of the tire. As in, putting a 9" wide tire onto a 10" wide wheel. You cannot stretch the diameter of a tire. You need a 20" diameter tire.

 

Hmm, I want to see this . Never seen a 19 stretched on a 20

 

Sorry it just a 19 wheel, but still should i be running standard psi or do i need to change it?

 

I feel like stretching a tire and going to the correct psi might be a bit too much strain on the tire itself, why don't you go to the aggressive tire/stretch thread and pm one of the guys with a somewhat similar setup?

 

How wide are the wheels? This is a question better suited for the stretched tire thread. If they are very minor, run the standard psi. If you have that 265 stretched onto an 11 or larger, then you should run a higher pressure

 

http://rimtuck.com/setup/view/691

 

Unless your wheels are like 11 to 11.5 inches wide, you're not stretched. That's the tire size for a 10.5 inch wide wheel. I've never seen Zenna Argus tires, but if they run narrow (which may create a stretched looked), you can just run the recommended psi. If you don't know that or can't find it through the manufacturer, keep it safe between 35-40 and don't do any hard track driving until you get new tires.