What tyre pressures - FD3S

Started by strange_days_uk, March 28, 2006, 01:57:54 PM

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strange_days_uk

Got 225/35/19 front, 245/35/19 rear Michelin Pilot Sport 2.

Just wondered on what pressure should be running at.  Have been driving around will all 4 at 36 psi, and this seems to be ok.  What do you guys think ??  This is my first experience with low profile tyres !

Cheers..

iaint

Running 235/45/17 and 255/40/17 at 28psi.  28 allows for thigs to get warm and gives even wear (so far on 8-10k miles) and good grip.

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Warthog

I run 18\'s  @ 29psi front 31psi rear  :wave
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M@r]{

my tyres were already fitted to my wheels when they were delivered- when I took the car to have the wheels alligned they said they all had 36 psi in!!   I told them to reduce them to 32 all round.  I personally think as long as the pressures are the same on the same axle 30 or 32....not going to make that much difference?

M@r]{

Just thought, having 36 PSI in my rear tyres probably aided to my traction problems at Shakespear County Raceway the other week?!  

I think now reading Warthogs post I will adjust mine to 30 at the front - I prefer my tyres slightly harder

Quote from: \'M@r{\']my tyres were already fitted to my wheels when they were delivered- when I took the car to have the wheels alligned they said they all had 36 psi in!!   I told them to reduce them to 32 all round.  I personally think as long as the pressures are the same on the same axle 30 or 32....not going to make that much difference?