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A easy question - What to inflate my tires to?

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91LX_5L

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I know this sounds real dumb but I wanna get it right.

I have a 94 GT with 265/35/18 tires...what should they be inflated to I dont have the manual with my car and the door sticker is missing.

Thanks!
 

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It depends on the tire brand. Check with either Tire Rack or the company that makes your tire. In either case, you are probably looking at around 34-36psi.


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91LX_5L said:
I know this sounds real dumb but I wanna get it right.

I have a 94 GT with 265/35/18 tires...what should they be inflated to I dont have the manual with my car and the door sticker is missing.

Thanks!
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Doesn't the sidewall of the tire have the maximum or suggested tire pressure on it?

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91LX_5L

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yeah it does but lots of people say go by what it says on your door jam but I dont have that sticker heh

thanks guys! i got it under control
 
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My recommended tire pressure sticker is located on the inside face of my glove compartment door. It says 30lbs front and rear. I really don't think you would want to take the tire pressure to the max. rating that's indicated on the sidewall.
 

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I keep mine (though a different size than yours) between 32-34 psi. No problems at all and I get absolutely perfect tire wear. I also check the pressure once a week and possibly more if there are great temperature changes (tires are always dead on).

I changed to 255/45, but that's not much different than stock. You may want to check with the tire manufacuter's website and see if there's any info.
 
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