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tire pressure?
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34 PSI front and rear
I am just now replacing my Damaris front tires at 28,000 miles.
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I believe in suggested tire pressures. BMW sets those pressures to provide the best balance of handling, braking, life, and ride quality requirements of a tire. It's Ok to add a few pounds over if you like a crisper ride.
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Thanks for info. I think I will try x-tra lbs cause I do like a crisper ride.
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My dealer has always kept mine at 40 psi.
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-2006 E53 (X5 4.4) Titanium Silver, fully optioned (sports package, premium package, navigation, ride height adjustment, panorama moon roof, rear climate package). Aero kit installed plus set of staggered 20s with Diamaris tyres. |
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My dealer service department said to keep all my tyres at 270kpa (39psi). This gives a slightly sharper ride, but ensures more even tyre wear. 05 diesel fitted with 19" sport wheels and Bridgestone Turanzas.
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Front and Rear 2.2 bar
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32/33 psi here all round with just me and she-who-must-be-obeyed in the X. I step up the rear to 39 if going on a trip with more passengers.
IMHO 39 psi is overinflated for normal (non-laden) driving conditions - center of your tires will wear faster |
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