Tyre Pressure?
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I have MY02 saloon with 17" wheels. I started to get bad wear on the outer tread and i was advised to go from 30 psi to 33 psi and this has worked a treat. I have kept the back at 30 psi. I know these are essentially different cars but just food for thought
I have MY02 saloon with 17" wheels. I started to get bad wear on the outer tread and i was advised to go from 30 psi to 33 psi and this has worked a treat. I have kept the back at 30 psi. I know these are essentially different cars but just food for thought
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I've got a standard 00MY and run my rears at 31 warm, and fronts at 35 warm. My nearest "Optimax outlet" is 10 miles from my house, and after a 10 mile boot they obviously read more than they would have if they were cold. The handling's more than adequate though (as far as standard handling goes!). But seeing as I've only had the car a month, dunno about wear...
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Well I feel there ain't no excuses whether it's in NZ$. GBP or feckin Euros but ..... I'll say it once more
45 PSI
Have you any tarmac left on your roads over there....
Apparently you had a small earthquake over there recently but I reckon it was you dropping your car off the jack
On a more serious note.... That's far too high for 17's mate
[Edited by SiPie - 8/8/2003 2:01:48 PM]
45 PSI
Have you any tarmac left on your roads over there....
Apparently you had a small earthquake over there recently but I reckon it was you dropping your car off the jack
On a more serious note.... That's far too high for 17's mate
[Edited by SiPie - 8/8/2003 2:01:48 PM]
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