i drive a '96 accord LX sedan, and i have been messing around with tire pressures a little bit, but still would value any informed input on the subject. i have all stock suspension, but am going to put on front and rear upper strut bars very soon, as well as a rear lower tie bar. i have the stock steel wheels, 15". i have all season michelin radials, sized 185/60r15. what kind of pressures should i be running in order to find the best daily driven balance between handling and treadlife?

 

I would just keep the PSI at the factory recommended specs. You should get the handling and gas mileage your looking for.

 

put it at the specs recomended on the tire ... you own a accord not a race car ....

 

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yep, usually they give a little extra, but its the ideal psi.

 

i ussually keep it around 32---35 psi.....

 

36ish for me