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Look on the drivers door...30 PSI cold. Tire pressure is recommended by vehicle not tire mfg. Check tires often, center wear reduce tire pressure outside increase psi.
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Originally Posted by Bill Vett
Look on the drivers door...30 PSI cold. Tire pressure is recommended by vehicle not tire mfg. Check tires often, center wear reduce tire pressure outside increase psi.
When I had my OEM runflats, 30 psi was too high and the center of the tires wore down waaaaaay too quickly. I say 30 may be okay when the ambient temps are getting down below 70, but 28 psi (when the tires have been sitting for a while) is probably better for the Summer months. At least that's been my experience.
When I had my OEM runflats, 30 psi was too high and the center of the tires wore down waaaaaay too quickly. I say 30 may be okay when the ambient temps are getting down below 70, but 28 psi (when the tires have been sitting for a while) is probably better for the Summer months. At least that's been my experience.
same problem!
I run 27 cold...you'll get the low press warning at 25
Well, I just had some new tires put on and the shop aired them up to 35psi. I'll probably let some out and leave them at 30. It's starting to get cold up in the Ozarks.