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PSI for 20" wheels (275/315)?
I had 315's on the rear of a Camaro before and too much or too little air would wear the tires funny (solid axle rear, so no alignment issue). |
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I don't recall what factory inflation is (32 or 34 sounds familiar) but I run mine at 36psi as a matter of preference. No unusual tire wear except for the typical BMW negative camber wear which can be combatted by regular rotations.
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You are aware there's a tire inflation guide on the driver door jamb, right?
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I recall from memory that on the 4.6 on 20's it's 32/32 for a standard load.
More air for a fully loaded car, cant remember how much at the moment.
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![]() The "recommended" inflation is dependent upon speed and number of passengers/cargo. If the recommendation doesn't suit your needs...then adjust accordingly in small increments: ![]() ![]()
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