jc scoob

wot tyre pressure do all you scooby guys & galls run.& and have youll tryed different pressure's???

Big-G

I have a 96my WRX Wagon with 16inch rims and run Pirelli P6000's at 32psi, slight understeer if you go hard into a bend, but brake before the bend and power through stops any understeer.

Tyre pressures, depends on model/wheel size/tyre make and should be set at what feels right for your normal driving habits.

Keef69

36 front 32 rear

Moray

33 front 28 rear as owners manual quotes for unladen weight. Thats on 205/50 16 F1's on classic MY00 PPP

wide

Bit too high isnt it

stijoy

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18s, 33 front 31 rear.

Jim_B

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Ran 34, 32 on 16'' Now 36, 35 on 18s.

Wmscooby

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what scoob u got jim?

Jim_B

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That on a classic MY00. Found that 32psi with the 18s meant cats eyes could clank the wheel with the 35 profile tyres

Wmscooby

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i got MY01 wrx surely there wouldnt be much difference?

dmnbrm

33 psi front

28psi rear on a 98 wagon,also try and get the tyres filled with nitrogen as these dont waver in pressure when hot or cold,and they dont lose poundage,should cost no more than £1 per tyre

Jerry B

Depends on tyres, model year and preference I reckon.

F1s are soft-handling, and on MY03 they work well at 10% above rated, mine are at 35/32 (on a Prodrive-sprung wagon with stock rims), sometimes 36/33. They feel dead at rated pressures.
On a '98 wagon I ran them 35/32 or slightly lower as the car rode harder, on both 16"s and 17"s.

I found Bridgestones didn't need to be much above rated pressures.