tire psi
I recently contacted Nitto about the same issue.
I was told 32 in the front and 30 in the rear for my tires (see sig).
I always believed that the pressure should be higher, but they told me otherwise.
BTW: Stock pressure was 32 front and 29 rear (at least on the 3.0).
I was told 32 in the front and 30 in the rear for my tires (see sig).
I always believed that the pressure should be higher, but they told me otherwise.
BTW: Stock pressure was 32 front and 29 rear (at least on the 3.0).
i would go with what dusbuster said above. i contacted yokohoma tires, and they calculated the psi to be 32f/30r based on our car. tire pressure is more depending on weight of the car. i left it at 33/31 though for a firmer ride. a few psi in a tire can support a lot of weight.
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i don't think it's the size of the tire - manufacture might suggest a pound more but i think it really depends on the weight and weight distribution of the vehicle -
and the car specifications determines, NOT the tire specs
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and the car specifications determines, NOT the tire specs
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