Tires
Drifting
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From: Pingree Grove IL
My wear line is usually perfect at 32-35psi, and that’s on a road course with street tires. 35 is probably fine around town. You can put them at 30-32 if you want. I usually keep 32-33 all year round.
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If they are the stock tire size, on the factory rims, I would go with 30 PSI as this is what's called for. If you've changed rim and tire size, that may change the recommended PSI.
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30 psi cold is what is recommended. I would not be running 35 psi cold in the tires.
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