jdanielca

I'm running Dunlop sport something winter tires they are super noisy on cobble stone it sounds like I have a flat. If I go at speed. Also been getting horrible mpg, so I'm going to try 35 psi. Anyone else putting in more than recommended? Thoughts etc?

colfax

touring tires at 36

DJWLDW

P7's 34 psi

Dennis

Ledfam

Goodyear 19" Rsa2-35 cold

SW17LS

I run mine at 31

BMW7_LS430

19" Goodyear Eagle RSA2 - 36 cold

TRS

PZero A/S @ 33 cold on 19's.

mvorbrodt

Does anyone fill their tires with nitrogen? What are the benefits?

jmcraney

There is no down-side if the Nitrogen is free. If you have to pay for the Nitrogen, the advantage is to the seller.

Nospinzone

I set my P7's at 35 (cold) all around.

jdanielca

Good to know that I'm with the majority so far that it should likely not cause me any problems 😁

DavidinCT

From the time I have gotten my 2014, I have been playing with this, trying to find the best PSI for the ride an handling. I'll give 31 psi a shot.

SW17LS

It rides great at 31

Caflashbob

My Michelin’s are set at 33 cold. Nitrogen. I have pressure monitors on them. 36 average hot.

Efthy2007

Bridgestone Turenzas Quitetrack 18s cold, (and I do mean coooold Michigan weather/winter mornings-days), at 33 PSI all four corners as recommended on the inside of the driver's side door jam as per the manufacturer, Lexus. I run them at that pressure year around, (again as per manufacturer recommendation).