kwjustin89

When I look at my front tires, they appear that they are a little low. I have used multiple tire gauges and they all read 32 psi...right where they are recommended to be. Why, if they are at the right pressure, do they look a little saggy/underinflated? My car only has around 1500 miles on it too. btw, they are the stock tires.

scl23

Yeah, the stock Michelins always look a bit saggy. Most people here would recommend going about 2-3 lbs over the recommendation of 32/30.

AlterZgo

The front tires will always look a bit flatter than the rear on a FWD car b/c there is more weight up front. About 60% up front and only 40% in the rear. This is normal.

jlukja

36/34 for me

scl23

I once stupidly put like 38 / 36 in my CLS tires because those things always looked saggy like a bulldog's scrotum. The damn tires popped bubbles like gum.

jlukja

The TSX stockies are 41PSI max.

moda_way

Don't forget about the fact that it is entirely possible to get there with the heat of driving on them or sitting in traffic.

vwong

Soft tire sidewall. Like someone already mentioned, just put couple more psi in the tires.

kwjustin89

Thanks for the input you all I'll go and fill my tires to 36/34..

rtlltj

ok as soon as i get home i need to let air out haha. I put like 38 in thinking they looked too saggy so my bad.

dontcare4urshyt

my car is the same way and it drives me nuts. MY bro has a 350Z and eveery day he pulls up next to me and says "Yo, your tires are leaking" Drives me insane. I almost feel like overinflating them so they dont look crappy. Only the front tires though. the backs are fine