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Air pressure
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40 way too high imo. Ceters will wear faster than uniformly.
During the winter season I bump them up to 34.5 just to give it some room for those potholes. |
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agree 40 is too high. I run mine at 35.
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Well 39 is oem for the rear according to them.
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Only if fully loaded and travelling at up to 100mph. Regular use (one or two passengers and speeds like 60mph) the correct pressures are 32psi on all four.
Run-flat tire might require more - not sure.
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Tire presssures are set for balanced handling. If you want to raise them at all, keep the delta between factory setting and increase by X psi. 32 front, 36 rear becomes 36 front 40 rear etc when raising by 4.
This is the same reason that Corvairs and VW Beetles got into trouble...
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Keeping it 35psi all around
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I'll drop it to 35 then.
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