Max air pressue you use for your tires?

Twista · Aug 31, 2006

Im wondering what do you guys fill your tires up to? All my tires are at 30 psi.

Do you switch up your PSI for summer and winter? Like summer you may do 33psi and winter you only run 30psi.

Heres a article i just ran across- http://www.geocities.com/eaallred/tirepressure.html

Give Me TP · Aug 31, 2006

Crzyhrse · Aug 31, 2006

35psi. Any lower than that and I can feel it in the way it drives.

Twista · Aug 31, 2006

Ah, i might bump my new back tires up to 35 psi from 30ish. Good thing the local gas station has a free airpump

Crzyhrse · Aug 31, 2006

I'm glad I have one of those portable electric air stations. They are really handy. When I did'nt have one, I would go to those gas stations and their air stations never worked right.

RoadconeTuning · Aug 31, 2006

i got 35 in the back right now... and its sticking good.. i need to get teh front up to 35... im sure that if you went into the mountains 36-37 psi would be even better.

Twista · Aug 31, 2006

Im scared to bump my front right tire up to 35. Some ******* was coming to close to my car and i tried to duck and hit the damn curve on my front right tire. Poped my tire and bent my rim. I need a new rim, but its holding perfectly right now. My right front tire is @ 30 now, but im afriad to bump that one up to 35 since my rim is bent on the lip and on the inner lip. ;[

urban96 · Aug 31, 2006

32 psi (18" nittos)

Mustang5L5 · Aug 31, 2006

Why are you guys running 35psi??

WIth a 245 tire and the Mustang's weight, Ford recommends 30 psi.

I run 30 psi all the time and get nice even wear. When i go on long highway drives on dry roads i air up the tires to 35-38 psi to minimize rolling resistance but lower them back down to 30 psi when i get back to driving on main roads.

5.0's 4 ever · Aug 31, 2006

I keep mine at 34psi

Susky · Aug 31, 2006

I usually go between 30 and 35.

PULMEOVR · Sep 1, 2006

Between 30 - 35.

Right now I have 33 up front and 32 in the rear. This is my ideal. I have very even tire wear, at 42,000km on stock tires with a severely lowered suspension.

Matt

Kilgore Trout · Sep 1, 2006

Give Me TP · Sep 1, 2006

Mustang5L5 said:
Why are you guys running 35psi??

WIth a 245 tire and the Mustang's weight, Ford recommends 30 psi.

I run 30 psi all the time and get nice even wear. When i go on long highway drives on dry roads i air up the tires to 35-38 psi to minimize rolling resistance but lower them back down to 30 psi when i get back to driving on main roads.

42,000+ miles on the stock Goodyears so far and counting, that's why.

Mustang5L5 · Sep 1, 2006

Give Me TP said:
42,000+ miles on the stock Goodyears so far and counting, that's why.

Same here, but at 30 psi

Stangsgrl · Sep 1, 2006

yea on my Nitto's I try to keep them at 32 front, 33 rear.

Susky · Sep 1, 2006

Kilgore Trout said:
32.5

Is that in the shade, at sea level?

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