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autoque

07-16-2008 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by SpeedR

I run the recommend pressure listed on the placecard on the inside of the driver's door, 32 PSI cold.

I thought the pressure listed on the placecard on the driver's door was for the OEM Tires (the run-flats) that came with the vehicle. Are you saying that BMW's recommended tire pressure for the run-flats also applies to the the non-run-flats like the Michelin? Just a little confused...

SpeedR

07-16-2008 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by autoque

Are you saying that BMW's recommended tire pressure for the run-flats also applies to the the non-run-flats like the Michelin?

YES. Recommended tire pressure is based on tire volume (size), not manufacturer or run-flat vs. non-run-flat.

For passenger cars, the only cases that the recommended pressures do not apply are if you change tire size, or use tires with considerably different load ratings from OEM supplied.

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