Pirelli Pzero Nero M+S Tire Pressure (PSI)
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Pirelli Pzero Nero M+S Tire Pressure (PSI)
I recently purchased the Pirelli Pzero Nero M+S tires for my '04 TL. These tires are fantastic compared to the old EL42s. I have a question though... what is everyone running for tire pressure? I'm more concerned with good wear than good cornering (although both are important).
Can you let me know what you're running in both the fronts and rears for these tires? Or what you'd recommend?
Thanks in advance!
Can you let me know what you're running in both the fronts and rears for these tires? Or what you'd recommend?
Thanks in advance!
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Originally Posted by HEK
I just got them too, 245-45/17 and put 35 front 33 rear....I may do 35 all around...
How do your 245 look on your rim? I no longer have a flat sidewall or the little "valley" between the rim and the rim protector. I am beginning to wonder if the Firestone mounted my tires incorrectly or if the 245s inherently look different on our OEM rims. The EL42s and other 45 series tires I used to have all have a little "divot" all the way around between the rim and where the sidewall starts. My tire itself now looks more like a 65 series tire where the rim is touching the actual sidewall. If anyone can take a look and let me know, I would really appreciate it.
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Originally Posted by dsc888
HEK and other PZero owners,
How do your 245 look on your rim? I no longer have a flat sidewall or the little "valley" between the rim and the rim protector. I am beginning to wonder if the Firestone mounted my tires incorrectly or if the 245s inherently look different on our OEM rims. The EL42s and other 45 series tires I used to have all have a little "divot" all the way around between the rim and where the sidewall starts. My tire itself now looks more like a 65 series tire where the rim is touching the actual sidewall. If anyone can take a look and let me know, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
dsc888
How do your 245 look on your rim? I no longer have a flat sidewall or the little "valley" between the rim and the rim protector. I am beginning to wonder if the Firestone mounted my tires incorrectly or if the 245s inherently look different on our OEM rims. The EL42s and other 45 series tires I used to have all have a little "divot" all the way around between the rim and where the sidewall starts. My tire itself now looks more like a 65 series tire where the rim is touching the actual sidewall. If anyone can take a look and let me know, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
dsc888
On another note about the pressure on my Zero's is that I keep the back ones lower because not one person has yet sat in the back of my car and 98% of the time it's just me in the front, also I decided to keep with the owner's manual suggestions.
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Originally Posted by HEK
dsc888, sorry but I'm at work right now and don't expect to get home any time before 9pm tonite, but unless someone beats me I'll take a picture and post it here...in a nutshell the sidewall is beyond the rim and the thread patter is so agressive it looks even wider than 245's...
Thanks a whole bunch. I am on the fence about taking the car back to Firestone since I need to see the tires on another TL before I can ask them to redo the mounting. If my tires are seated properly, then I will leave well enough alone. Thanks for your help. I look forward to your photo.
dsc888
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Originally Posted by dsc888
HEK,
Thanks a whole bunch. I am on the fence about taking the car back to Firestone since I need to see the tires on another TL before I can ask them to redo the mounting. If my tires are seated properly, then I will leave well enough alone. Thanks for your help. I look forward to your photo.
dsc888
Thanks a whole bunch. I am on the fence about taking the car back to Firestone since I need to see the tires on another TL before I can ask them to redo the mounting. If my tires are seated properly, then I will leave well enough alone. Thanks for your help. I look forward to your photo.
dsc888
Well just wanted to tell you I loaded on my pc at work some pics but ran out of time to load them on the web so I'm bringing my thumb drive to load them there tomorrow just in case I run out of time at work again...(wanted to keep the thread alive)...
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Originally Posted by HEK
Well just wanted to tell you I loaded on my pc at work some pics but ran out of time to load them on the web so I'm bringing my thumb drive to load them there tomorrow just in case I run out of time at work again...(wanted to keep the thread alive)...
Take your time. I really appreciate your efforts. I look forward to see the pics.
dsc888
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Originally Posted by dsc888
HEK,
Take your time. I really appreciate your efforts. I look forward to see the pics.
dsc888
Take your time. I really appreciate your efforts. I look forward to see the pics.
dsc888
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Originally Posted by HEK
As promised here is one picture taken of the PZero's
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You're the best, man ! Thanks for the pics. Now I know my tires are mounted correctly. I checked out your pics on cardomain. Your TL looks great.
Dave
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Looks nice. I was out tire shopping today and was contemplating tire sizes. On another thread someone was running 255/40/17 and the tire width looked wicked. I'm also contemplating on the 245/45/17 size. Decisions decisions!
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Originally Posted by sixgears
Looks nice. I was out tire shopping today and was contemplating tire sizes. On another thread someone was running 255/40/17 and the tire width looked wicked. I'm also contemplating on the 245/45/17 size. Decisions decisions!
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