kctong0903

2001 Acura-3.2CL TypeS-3.2L. V6 (196Cl)

Iggy

Owner's manual, data plate in driver's door sill, and lettering on the tire itself will tell you. You can bump the pressure a couple of PSI to get a little better gas mileage and handling.

Buzzman996

I always have always gone 32 on fronts and rears. I think it depends on preference from 30 - 34 and tire condition. I really think it makes a huge difference in handling when all my corners are at the same psi.

TheMightyQuinn

80% of the max pressure specified on the sides of your tires.

The last tires I kept at 32 PSI were the OEM tires which had a max pressure of 40 PSI.

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

like you said, dependent on what you want the vehicle to do.

OEM preference is set to a balance of ride quality and gas mileage