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.

 

I tend to run 32.

 

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

 

i run 40psi in my nitto invo's 245/40/18

 

I also run 40 psi in my Nitto Neo Gens 235/35/20, and they suggest 50 psi in colder weather.

 

just for the facts.

tpms. hi is 56 psi. low 26 psi.

beers

 

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)

 

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.

 

35psi 225/45/18 in front and abut 36 or 37psi in rears 245/40/18

 

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.

 

225/45/18 all around, I run 36psi (cold temp pressure)