solrac6262

Hello guys, last week I F#$#%% UP one of my rear tires, because I didn't pay attention to the flat tire warning light, since tires are short you can't notices that they are low, it was a pain to get a hold of one, since bridgestone is not making anymore.

can someone help me out to get a good tire pressure for my size of tires 275/30/19 rear and 245/35/19 front.. I have 32psi front and 35psi rear , don't know if I am wrong I think they have to be at 32F-38psiR correct me if im wrong..

thanks a lot

BlaSTiWi

AFAIK I think 32-38 psi F/R is correct as what the manual recommended... I'm a bit on the higher side 35-40 psi to protect the wheel...

solrac6262

[quote name='BlaSTiWi' date='Apr 17 2009, 10:18 PM' post='850810']
AFAIK I think 32-38 psi F/R is correct as what the manual recommended... I'm a bit on the higher side 35-40 psi to protect the wheeL

Thanks man, the maximum psi for the tire is 51 i'll do the 35 for the 4 ..go from there

PraiseTheLowered

be careful not to go up any higher other wise youll get uneven tread wear straight down the middle and your sidewalls will look fine. Dont over inflat them

Which bridgestones did you have?

Gene

I think I remember C stating he runs 40 psi all around on his wheels for protection...


when I was searching around for recc'd psi's on here with 166's/19" wheels/tires in general...

the set ups I've found were 32/35, 34/38, and 38/42


34/38 is nice and in the middle...but i like 38/42 for the protection just in case...

Richard in NC

I use 35/38. I used to run higher but did wear out the middle of the first set of Conti Sports. The Goodyears now seem to be wearing evenly.

solrac6262

I have the RE 01- now discontinued..

so guys what would be a good idea then, 35psi all around or should I do the 34-38?