Dan W

I'm running mine at 38 as I like the skitty feeling you get on corners.

A good source of car knowledge reckons its bit too high.

I used to run my tyres with 33.

I know someone who runs his on 26.

So whats acceptable and what isnt then?

Coffin Dodger

100psi front and back............







......on my road bike

Frosticles

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26/28

4scoobydoo

Surely it varies with load and tyre/rim size. I run my 225/40/18s at 31psi, i find at that pressure i don't get the usual tramlining at slow speed often associated with 18" rims

Dan W

I didnt see the bottom line at first. My jaw dropped and thought 'he's having a laugh'

Dan W

I dont ususally find mine tramlines. I got 225/40/18's.

I had a BMW a few years back with 235 on front and 265 on back and it tramlined terribly.

neil1980

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150 PSI because im fat .

4scoobydoo

I think tramlining is a lot to do with your geo setup as well as tyre/rim size, but thats getting off topic. I was explaining why i personnally run at 31psi

Dan W

Aye, you are right I was going a bit off topic. That's fair enough why you run 31 PSI. I though I would ask people why as different experiences etc lead people to differing conclusions I suppose.

Cheers for the feedback.

CAT2

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34F/32R on 18s. I'm not sure why, but I seem to remember someone @ Power Engineering advised me of these pressures years ago. Car does tramline a bit, but I can live with it, never thought to experiment really. Feels good in the corners.

Scooby Wagon Addict!

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Cant remember but I'm sure when if you got the Prodrive Springs fitted with the correct geometry Prodrive recommended I THINK 33F/31R .. I say I think cos it was a long time ago but I remember the 2 psi difference between the front and rear .. That was with 17s btw.
Currently trying 35F/33R to see if it makes any difference.
HTH.

Steve

ScoobyDoo69

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I've always used what Powerstation recommended years ago for me. 34F/36R

Dan W

I might drop the PSI down to 36 from 38 and see how it feels.

Thanks for the input chaps.

rob84

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34 fronts
32 rears

TonyBurns

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1.9 bar rear, 2.3 bar front (as per subaru's plate on the car).
Had no difficulty with this pressure on 225/45/17's

Tony