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What tire pressure do you run?
I've been running at the pressures on the data plate (39 all around if I recall). The ride seems really harsh to me. Tires are Michelin Latitude Tour HP 255-18 no-seasons. (Which, by the way, absolutely suck in snow, slush and ice). I have the sport suspension, so I expect it to be firm, but it just seems a bit rough.
I'll probably play around with reducing the pressures a couple pounds to see if it helps but I was curious what others are doing. |
Follow the plate on the door, 32/33 psi cold, as best I recall, for my 18" 255s [Conti DWS in winter, Cooper Zeon summers]. If you are running 39 psi, that and the tire type might explain it.
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I go with 35psi all around.
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Running 35psi front and 38psi rear.
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My plate says 33 front and 39 rear. '04 4.8is That's what I'm running too
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32 front and rear. Increased to 35 rear when fully loaded (4 people plus luggage, or equivalent luggage load).
Looking at the 2006 owner's manual (the 2004 manual won't load) I see 32/33 all around, even with a full load. the 39/39 figures listed are for four people plus luggage, only when travelling at sustained speeds in excess of 100 mpg. Even at those speeds with four people, it calls for 32/32. |
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Here's another pic showing the distinction between cruising under 100 mph and cruising over 100 mph.
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32F/38R here
I have noticed faster center tire wear in the rears. Thinking of moving to 32/35. Besides the one or two posted here, what PSI are you owners of the 4.6 and 4.8 running? |
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