Tire Pressure
#1
Tire Pressure
So far, I never filled air in my 1.5 months old TSX but yesterday i noticed front tires looking somewhat deflated so I decided to fill air but to my surprise, tire pressure was already 32/30 psi in front and back as recommended.
Is it normal? I am pretty sure the front tires were not looking this deflated before.
Is it normal? I am pretty sure the front tires were not looking this deflated before.
#3
Originally Posted by hrj_1985
its probably flatspotting, it happens when you left your car on a spot for a long period of time.
#4
Someone stole "My Garage"
Originally Posted by visuelz
So that means the wheel won't turn as a circle, therefore more gas is wasted? =[
To the original poster -- I prefer to run my tires higher than the recommended. I use around 36F/35R and it feels great. Many others use a higher-than-recommended pressure as well. Run a search for the "-10% rule" as that's what I've based my pressures off of (with a bit of downward adjustment to get a more comfortable ride).
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#8
Team Owner
I believe the recommended pressures are 32F/30R but I've been driving with 36F/34R. I even had it up to 38F/36R for my last road trip to Nor Cal to get better mileage.
#10
Originally Posted by jlukja
I even had it up to 38F/36R for my last road trip to Nor Cal to get better mileage.
Really???
Why not drive at high pressures everyday then?
#11
Team Owner
Originally Posted by tsx_07
Really???
Why not drive at high pressures everyday then?
Why not drive at high pressures everyday then?
#12
I see..but out of curiousity, did it actually give your better mileage? I have been getting about 22-23 mpg (75% city, 25 % highway) but i have just 2500 miles on it as of now. i understand after 4-5k, it probably should shoot upto 27-28 in similar driving conditions.
#13
Team Owner
Your mileage should improve as you get closer to 8K-10K miles. Mine did. And, yes I did get better mileage with higher tire pressure. Coming back from Nor Cal I averaged just under 35mpg for the tank, got something like 514 miles before refilling.
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Originally Posted by tsx_07
So far, I never filled air in my 1.5 months old TSX but yesterday i noticed front tires looking somewhat deflated so I decided to fill air but to my surprise, tire pressure was already 32/30 psi in front and back as recommended.
Is it normal? I am pretty sure the front tires were not looking this deflated before.
Is it normal? I am pretty sure the front tires were not looking this deflated before.
#18
Originally Posted by dom
So I take it you don't have an 07 TSX?
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Originally Posted by alucardx
benefits: being a lazy piece of a crap and not checking the tire pressure the old fashioned way
I'm all for not being a lazy peice of crap and doing it the old fashioned way but the TPMS system in the 07 TSX doesn't fall into that category. I bet 2% of people check their tire pressure regulary. This ensures safety and better MPG as people will now start paying alot more attenton to their tires. Its about time.
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I run 36/34 usually. Works great, good balance between comfort, handling, and mileage. Sometimes 34/32 in winter when everything seems to be stiffer, gives a little more comfy ride. Be mindful of the 10-deg rule (+/- 10F = +/- 1psi) -- the colder it is out, the lower the pressure will be in your tires aotbe.
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Originally Posted by alucardx
benefits: being a lazy piece of a crap and not checking the tire pressure the old fashioned way
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