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It's the same pressures no matter what size wheels or tyres and that's the same for any car. READ YOUR HANDBOOK.
Only asked a question is that not what this forum is all about ??? sorry to have asked such a simple question, if these types of threads annoy you dont post a reply
Only asked a question is that not what this forum is all about ??? sorry to have asked such a simple question, if these types of threads annoy you dont post a reply
Wayhey a newbie with bollocks,
Welcome to s/n
You will get used to the abuse, anyway I have 34(f) and 32(r) cos I like it that way!!
Only asked a question is that not what this forum is all about ??? sorry to have asked such a simple question, if these types of threads annoy you dont post a reply
Abuse I did not take it that way, If that is all some one has to say its in the hand book then i would rather they did not reply, as with any car or hobby its not what the BOOK says its what other peoples experiences are and sharing them!!!!
I disagree with with Paulpalmer - It does matter what tyres you have due to sidewall strength. I recently changed to Goodyear F1's and had to increase pressure all round by 2 PSI all round. now running 34 fronts, 32 in the rear tyres.