View Poll Results: What is your psi on what size rim?
41psi +
8
12.31%
40psi
12
18.46%
38-39psi
11
16.92%
36psi
7
10.77%
35psi
17
26.15%
below 34psi
10
15.38%
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What is your psi for what size rim?
12-27-04, 01:13 AM
#22
Originally Posted by indelible
I thought having the tire inflated to the max psi on the sidewall increased fuel efficiency.
12-27-04, 08:33 AM
#23
Lexus Test Driver
rom, the max psi listed on tires are for COLD air. Hence, if a certain tire has 50psi as MAX, that means, you can put up to 50psi COLD. They already took the expansion in consideration already.
12-27-04, 10:30 AM
#24
Originally Posted by Cadd
rom, the max psi listed on tires are for COLD air. Hence, if a certain tire has 50psi as MAX, that means, you can put up to 50psi COLD. They already took the expansion in consideration already.
12-27-04, 07:58 PM
#26
On 18's, I have 36 up front and 37.5 rear with BFG KDW-2.
I'm still experiementing to find a comfortable balance. Starting at 32 PSI all around, the tires felt soft and sluggish. Each pound I've gone up, the response has improved. At 38+, I wasn't getting a good contact patch as I could see the dust was mostly centered. I'm hoping that at about 36-37PSI I'll find a balance of comfort, mileage and performance.
I'm still experiementing to find a comfortable balance. Starting at 32 PSI all around, the tires felt soft and sluggish. Each pound I've gone up, the response has improved. At 38+, I wasn't getting a good contact patch as I could see the dust was mostly centered. I'm hoping that at about 36-37PSI I'll find a balance of comfort, mileage and performance.
