Need to know what PSI to use on 19'' Tires
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Need to know what PSI to use on 19'' Tires
everyone is telling me to use the psi's listed on the sticker on the car however I do not have this sticker
but my rim/tires are also aftermarket so is it not true that whatever psi listed on the GS300/Aristo
I mean the stock GS are 16'' if not 15'' rims with 235/60 or 70/16 (example)
My aftermarkets are 245/35/19 in the front and 275/30/19 in the rear
so what should I be putting my air pressure to ? and what does the sticker say
but my rim/tires are also aftermarket so is it not true that whatever psi listed on the GS300/Aristo
I mean the stock GS are 16'' if not 15'' rims with 235/60 or 70/16 (example)
My aftermarkets are 245/35/19 in the front and 275/30/19 in the rear
so what should I be putting my air pressure to ? and what does the sticker say
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wait so 35 on stock ?
but like I said I have aftremarket tires with low profile shouldn't I be doing about 38-42 ? on them
What I am asking is lets say the sticker says 32 on a stock car.. but if I have aftermarket rims and tires that are not nearly as close to the stock specs.. I shouldn't put 32 psi correct ? pretty much ignore what the sticker says if my tires are totally different than OEM wheels which is what the sticker's specs are all about
but like I said I have aftremarket tires with low profile shouldn't I be doing about 38-42 ? on them
What I am asking is lets say the sticker says 32 on a stock car.. but if I have aftermarket rims and tires that are not nearly as close to the stock specs.. I shouldn't put 32 psi correct ? pretty much ignore what the sticker says if my tires are totally different than OEM wheels which is what the sticker's specs are all about
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You know that benz and bmw stock 19''s recommend higher psi on rear and less on front
whats why I was gonna put 42 in rear and 38 in front.
I know its a diff car but its still rear wheel and I am sure there is a good reason to have stiffer rears than front
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You can probably find them online with articles and so forth. The've been in business or over 30+years.. Its a group of older gentlemen that actually do the alignment by Hand with no electronic devices.. Been there about 3 times since i had the car.. No issues...
I think 42 front 38 rear is fine... IMO
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