Tyre Pressure Loss !!
12-09-2009, 03:25 AM
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My car is telling me I have a Tyre pressure loss and I want to know the psi number to pump it up. It doesn't even say in the manual 
Does anyone know what the psi number is for my 530i so I can pump it up ? 
Does anyone know what the psi number is for my 530i so I can pump it up ?
12-09-2009, 03:54 AM
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Originally Posted by beeming beauty' post='1070768' date='Dec 9 2009, 12:25 PM
My car is telling me I have a Tyre pressure loss and I want to know the psi number to pump it up. It doesn't even say in the manual Does anyone know what the psi number is for my 530i so I can pump it up ?
Does anyone know what the psi number is for my 530i so I can pump it up ?
12-09-2009, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by beeming beauty' post='1070768' date='Dec 9 2009, 02:25 PM
My car is telling me I have a Tyre pressure loss and I want to know the psi number to pump it up. It doesn't even say in the manual Does anyone know what the psi number is for my 530i so I can pump it up ?
Does anyone know what the psi number is for my 530i so I can pump it up ?
12-09-2009, 11:32 AM
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really, it's not in your manual?
It's on page 188/189 via this pdf. of an 06 e60 manual:
https://5series.net/information/2006_5_...s_Manual_US.pdf
It's on page 188/189 via this pdf. of an 06 e60 manual:
https://5series.net/information/2006_5_...s_Manual_US.pdf
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If you cant find it anywhere, you can calculate it yourselves with spreadsheet I made.
In this I use the same formula as the European car-manufacturers use so the savest known calculation at the moment.
Disclaimer: though it is the savest way to calculate, there is always a chanche of filling in the wrong data or a fault in the spreadsheet. Using the right tyre-pressure for the conditions stays your own responcibility, and I can not be held responcible for possible wrong outcome.
http://cid-a526e0eee092e6dc.skydrive.live....20tyre-pressure
in this map the spreadsheet and an example with 2 pictures of it.
If you cant work with it give me the data mentioned on the first opening sheet of the spreadsheet, and I will use it as an example here.
In this I use the same formula as the European car-manufacturers use so the savest known calculation at the moment.
Disclaimer: though it is the savest way to calculate, there is always a chanche of filling in the wrong data or a fault in the spreadsheet. Using the right tyre-pressure for the conditions stays your own responcibility, and I can not be held responcible for possible wrong outcome.
http://cid-a526e0eee092e6dc.skydrive.live....20tyre-pressure
in this map the spreadsheet and an example with 2 pictures of it.
If you cant work with it give me the data mentioned on the first opening sheet of the spreadsheet, and I will use it as an example here.
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+1 to what people said before. also, if you have aftermarket wheels you may need a slightly different pressure. for example, if you had 17' wheels and now running on 19' then you may want to put a higher PSI.
also, slightly higher PSI can prevent bending the rims, can improve gas milage, and make tires wear not as fast
also, slightly higher PSI can prevent bending the rims, can improve gas milage, and make tires wear not as fast
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Originally Posted by vlad_b' post='1071038' date='Dec 9 2009, 06:00 PM
+1 to what people said before. also, if you have aftermarket wheels you may need a slightly different pressure. for example, if you had 17' wheels and now running on 19' then you may want to put a higher PSI.
also, slightly higher PSI can prevent bending the rims, can improve gas milage, and make tires wear not as fast
also, slightly higher PSI can prevent bending the rims, can improve gas milage, and make tires wear not as fast
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