tire pressure
36 front, 33 rear works well. That's what I've been doing since the early 90's.
Add 5 PSI to the front for autocrossing or road course work.
Also set the alignment to as much negative camber as you can get, typically -0.5 degrees. It'll help road manners and help tire life.
Add 5 PSI to the front for autocrossing or road course work.
Also set the alignment to as much negative camber as you can get, typically -0.5 degrees. It'll help road manners and help tire life.
I don't think so.....tires have MAX inflation PSI.
No one tire is made for just one car---so how could they put a PSI inflation on?
The door sticker, if it has one says the PSI the car manufacture specifies for that model. Of course you can run almost what ever you like---just don't under inflate it.
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