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I bought my '94 a few months ago. The previous owner put on Goodyear Aquatreads. I had a rebalance done on them and the shop guy said to run 40 psi in them cause low profile tires need that kind of pressure. The car handles and rides well enough with the 40 psi. It's a DD and not a racer. What's the right range?
I run my Michelins 285R40 17's at all four corners at 32lbs. I can not imagine how bad my 94 would ride at that pressure. I do not believe I have heard anyone running that high pressure for street use on a 94 Corvette
i'd take the advice from our fellow forum members who posted already. we own the cars and have experimented with em' enough to know what works and what doesn't. try 32-35 all around.
I bought my '94 a few months ago. The previous owner put on Goodyear Aquatreads. I had a rebalance done on them and the shop guy said to run 40 psi in them cause low profile tires need that kind of pressure. The car handles and rides well enough with the 40 psi. It's a DD and not a racer. What's the right range?
It depends on the tire but 40psi is just too much for any tire on a Vette. I watch my tire wear and adjust the pressure as necessary. I run Michelin Pilot Sport A/S and over the years I've found 30psi front 28psi rear gives me the best wear.
i had new tires in the front when my runflat goodyear eagles let me down somehow but i got home and checked the pressure cuz the ride they had 50 psi in the front i was like theyre crazy 30-35 for me