Tire pressure
Originally Posted by maxx11778
MY tires are rocking at 38 PSI
my dad told me to keep em at 36-37
But its cold as H*** and i need gas milage,
What PSI should i have at each season?
my dad told me to keep em at 36-37
But its cold as H*** and i need gas milage,
What PSI should i have at each season?
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Even if it'* cold, you wires will warm up, especially if driving at high speed / long distance.
Keep the tire at the psi which is listed on the dr. side door or the owners manual. A good running engine will be the best way to get MPG'*.
Keep the tire at the psi which is listed on the dr. side door or the owners manual. A good running engine will be the best way to get MPG'*.
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30psi is to low for a good amount of tires, you can just see it, and feel it.
I run 33 front and 32 back, cuz the car is lighter in the rear.
I run 33 front and 32 back, cuz the car is lighter in the rear.
Originally Posted by toastedoats
what is rated on the drivers dorr (30psi) is the optimum tire pressure for safety, tire life and fuel milage


