Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Charles Perry (charles![]() |
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Date: Sun, 4 Nov 2007 06:09:11 -0800 (PST) |
What is the list's opinion on picking a tire pressure for aftermarket wheels where the wheel differs signficantly from stock? I ask because of my TR. It had the metric wheels when I bought it, so I bought a set of 18" HRE wheels from Karl early on. They are obviously very different from the stock wheels in both sidewall height and construction, so I always picked the tire pressure by looking at the max rating on the tire and backing it down some (like if the tire said 51 psi max, I would run them around 44-46. This is very unscientific. I haven't seen uneven tire wear, so by that measure I assume it was OK. Is there a way to calculate the best tire pressure? Should I pick the factory recommendation from the 512TR since its wheels are nearly identical to my current ones in terms of size? I did Google the subject but only seem to get car-specific wheel recommendations. -- charles -------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles G. Perry IV Carolina Sound Communications (843) 571-4488 1941 Savage Rd., Suite 200G (843) 571-4492 fax Charleston, SC 29407 www.carolina-sound.com "The problem with doing things right the first time is that no one realizes how difficult it was." ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels Charles Perry, November 4 2007
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Re: Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels Dennis Liu, November 4 2007
- Re: Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels Tom Reynolds, November 4 2007
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Re: Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels Brian E. Buxton, November 4 2007
- Re: Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels Dennis Liu, November 5 2007
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Re: Tire Pressure for Aftermarket Wheels Dennis Liu, November 4 2007
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