Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 tyre pressures + replacement
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Hi Everyone.
I have an E60 M sport with the 19" spider alloys with Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 tyres Extra load 93Y. They seem to be wearing unevenly. On the front I have 245/30/19 and on the rear 275/30/19. I have searched everywhere on the internet and manual and cannot find the correct air pressures. I used to fill at 30psi and was advised by a local tyre place at 36 psi. Can someone please help. I will need to replace one of the rears at the middle is at 1.68mm. Can anyone recommend a cheap budget tyre? perhaps Nankang or Walini.
I have an E60 M sport with the 19" spider alloys with Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 tyres Extra load 93Y. They seem to be wearing unevenly. On the front I have 245/30/19 and on the rear 275/30/19. I have searched everywhere on the internet and manual and cannot find the correct air pressures. I used to fill at 30psi and was advised by a local tyre place at 36 psi. Can someone please help. I will need to replace one of the rears at the middle is at 1.68mm. Can anyone recommend a cheap budget tyre? perhaps Nankang or Walini.
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My Ride: E61 535d carbon black m-kit panoramaroof with beige nasca interior and wood trim. 172m rims. DimSport Race, SB, SAT
Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 has a max rating of 50 psi so don't go with 60 psi!
check this thread for more
https://5series.net/forums/topic/104...6#entry1342276
You'll probably want to go somewhere between 35-40 psi depending on whether you often go high speed; want performance over comfort and have many passengers in the car. If you put a checkmark to all those statements you'll like need 40 both front and back and possibly with a few more psi in the rear than the front.
check this thread for more
https://5series.net/forums/topic/104...6#entry1342276
You'll probably want to go somewhere between 35-40 psi depending on whether you often go high speed; want performance over comfort and have many passengers in the car. If you put a checkmark to all those statements you'll like need 40 both front and back and possibly with a few more psi in the rear than the front.
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My Ride: 2008 525d MSport
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No-Nav, M-ASK, MP3 Playback, BMW Ipod Interface, CD-Prep
I have the pressures for the 19"s in my door - but they are in BAR not PSI. Converting them if I remember correctly the pressures are 32PSI front and 37PSI rear.
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