whats the correct PSI for my tires?
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Re: whats the correct PSI for my tires? (Estonian)
Tires state the max psi.
Per Bentley manual.
The front with half load is 29 psi and rear is 26 psi.
The front with max lload is 32 psi and rear is 35 psi.
I keep mine year round 31/31 PSI.
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Tires state the max psi.
Per Bentley manual.
The front with half load is 29 psi and rear is 26 psi.
The front with max lload is 32 psi and rear is 35 psi.
I keep mine year round 31/31 PSI.
Re: whats the correct PSI for my tires? (Estonian)
ya, they state the max. and it probably varies from car to car due to different weight and junk like that. it says 35 max, i have 32. not sure if thats good enough
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Re: whats the correct PSI for my tires? (Eric D)
ok, cool
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so 32 should be good? what does half load mean? like, half the vehicle weight capacity?
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Tires state the max psi. Per Bentley manual. The front with half load is 29 psi and rear is 26 psi. The front with max lload is 32 psi and rear is 35 psi. I keep mine year round 31/31 PSI. |
so 32 should be good? what does half load mean? like, half the vehicle weight capacity?
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Re: whats the correct PSI for my tires? (mobile363)
1 kPa = 0.1450377 psi
32 to 36 psi is what I've generally seen as recommendations for passenger car tires. I run my fronts at 34 and my rears at 32... they are 205/45-16's.
1 kPa = 0.1450377 psi
32 to 36 psi is what I've generally seen as recommendations for passenger car tires. I run my fronts at 34 and my rears at 32... they are 205/45-16's.
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