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Old 02-09-2009, 07:39 PM
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X Foomph I have the same wheels as you and it is recommended to be at 32 psi. That's is what mine are at.
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I also have Yokohama Advan STs. Only put about 4,500 k's on them so far. Wearing well, still look new. Very good handling wet and dry plus nice and quiet.

Hey twins, I'm running mine at 40 psi as per advice from the tyre shop guy where I bought them. That's a big difference from yours. I wonder if mine, being 19" would make any difference. I check the tyre pressure every week as these puppies cost me around $550 Au $ ea.
I don't think there should be a difference. I'm pretty sure I went with BMW PSI recomendations - 32/35 can't remember. 40 sounds a little too high and I would think it would ride rough.
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Thanks BMWLOVER,
I was thinking that 40psi was a bit high, it's not like I'm filling it with bricks or other heavy items every other day.
I think I might ring a few good tyre shops and get some expert opinions and report back here.

TP, I hear you but the X dosen't ride rough, well I don't think so. Might drop it down to 35psi today and go for a run.

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Hey Twins & BMWLover,
I found BMW recommendations in the manual. You're both right with pressures to be set at 32psi front & rear. 39psi rear when fully loaded. Thanks for the heads up.
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4.4i owner with staggered 87's running Vredestein Ultrac SUV Sessanta's and lovin' them.
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i let mine out to almost 28 and it is still wearing like crazy in just the center. the outside tread is perfectly fine. strangest thing ever. i might have to get a pic up of it
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bridgestone dueler hp sport are great!!!!!!! check your alignment for less wear on the new tires
So how great are the dueler H/P sports? I was thinking of these for my next set...
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That looks sweet...If I needed some tires right now this is what I would get. I only have 800 miles on my brand new ones.
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i let mine out to almost 28 and it is still wearing like crazy in just the center. the outside tread is perfectly fine. strangest thing ever. i might have to get a pic up of it
Talk to you local tire shop, the bmw recomenations are general and dont aply every tire.
I think that you nead more pressure in your tires, you are geting the same but mutch smaler efect on tires like drag racers, in high speed, do to lack of air tire pops upp in the middle.
Usualy if you get uneaven tare on tire, no matter for what reason, it is going to tare that place eaven if you correct alighment, pressure or whatever it was that was taring them.

As i said, talk to the expert on your brand of tire, and ask what pressure you should have.
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