Recommended tire pressure for RFS and NON-RFS

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02-02-2012, 01:35 PM

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Recommended tire pressure for RFS and NON-RFS

My front tires are 245/40/r18 pirelli non-RFS
My back tires are 245/40/r18 pirelli RFS

What is the recommended tire pressure for both, I'm just keeping the RFS that are in the rear temporarily

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02-06-2012, 06:35 PM

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Just curious, what are your offsets?

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02-07-2012, 06:36 AM

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My Ride: 2008 535i: (8/07 Build) Metallic Bronze, Beige NASCA Leather, Ventilated Seats, Sport Pkg, Cold Wxr Pkg, Logic-7 Sound, HUD, Night Vision, PDC, Split Rear Seats, NAV, Premium Pkg, Comfort Access, HD Radio, Sport Auto Trans Current mods: M-Aero Kit, JB4, Motorcepts 6000k HID Foglamps Umnitza ICE-Lite 10w LED 6000k AE's 1992 Camaro RS: Fully Restored w/Custom Interior, 5.0L V8, T-tops, OEM Z28 Foglamps, Inst Cluster, & Spoiler, Custom Sound, Too many engine mods to list

You have two chocies:

1-go with BMW's recommendation
2-go with Pirelli's recommendation

I always go with the tire manufacturer's recommendation. Reminds me of the pissing contest between Ford and Firestone years ago....