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I have the OEM 18" Track tires. What is the recommended PSI?
I was thinking 32-36 all the way around. This is for a 2500 mile road trip I am taking in a few days. Just trying to get everything fine-tuned before the big trip.
Also a dumb question here, but you do check your tires when they are cold, correct?
It just seems that if you fill them when they are cold, more pressure builds when they get hot, thus increasing the PSI of the tire.
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I was thinking 32-36 all the way around. This is for a 2500 mile road trip I am taking in a few days. Just trying to get everything fine-tuned before the big trip.
Also a dumb question here, but you do check your tires when they are cold, correct?
It just seems that if you fill them when they are cold, more pressure builds when they get hot, thus increasing the PSI of the tire.
Thanks for any advice.
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Originally posted by Lerxst
The manual and the bottom of the door to the drink holders in the center console say 35psi when cold.
The manual and the bottom of the door to the drink holders in the center console say 35psi when cold.
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Originally posted by John
I normally leave my tire pressures at 33 cold for the front, and 32 cold for the rear. I do this because as the tires heat up, the pressure will rise up to 37-40 (depending on how I'm driving or how hot the pavement is that day).
I normally leave my tire pressures at 33 cold for the front, and 32 cold for the rear. I do this because as the tires heat up, the pressure will rise up to 37-40 (depending on how I'm driving or how hot the pavement is that day).
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