What tire pressure are you running
I have tried searching but results are not very good... so maybe we can put this in one place.
I am trying to figure out what pressures are yeilding the best results. I understand that on a track you dial in your pressure by the percent of pressure increase once the tires are hot, or ideally by measuring the tire temperatures. On the street they never/rarely really get hot though. So what are you finding works best. I am running 34psi currently 99% normal street use. Potenza RE960 AS |
34 also. If I go much higher or lower I get that annoying TPMS light.
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I tend to run 32.
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Totally depends on the tire...
Stock tires...run the suggested tire pressures in the manual...or in Canada and USA..look on the drivers door panel for tire pressures Usually 32-36 is the norm |
usually 32 - 34. Falken 452's 18/275
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i run 40psi in my nitto invo's 245/40/18
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Originally Posted by risky business
(Post 2799035)
i run 40psi in my nitto invo's 245/40/18
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just for the facts.
tpms. hi is 56 psi. low 26 psi. beers :beer: |
Nitto 555 235/35r19 in front: 38 on the street, 44 on the track.
Nitto 555 275/30r19 out back: 38 on the street, 40 on the track. Pressures are "hot". |
^^^^25 r 19 and 30 r 19? pics? that must be little tire sidewalll, i wanna see, are the 555--- Z rated in speed? Z rated= 150mph+ (my neo gens are)
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Pressure: 38PSI
Winter: Pirelli 240 SnowSports Remaining 3 seasons: OEM Bridgestones |
34 psi front and rear cold street Nitto 225/45/18. 39 psi front and rear hot track 245/45/17 Hankooks R-compounds.
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35psi 225/45/18 in front and abut 36 or 37psi in rears 245/40/18
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I have Nitto 555s, 225/45-18 all around and I keep them at about 33 psi cold, they heat up to around 40 psi.
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225/45/18 all around, I run 36psi (cold temp pressure)
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