Correct Tire Pressure
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From: elizabeth, nj, usa
Re: Correct Tire Pressure (Importn2oRacer)
Look inside your driver or passenger side door... there should be a tag on your doorjamb saying what the correct psi for your car is.... it's called the vehicle information placard....
Each car is different.... here's an article:
http://www.betiresmart.ca/infl...acard
Each car is different.... here's an article:
http://www.betiresmart.ca/infl...acard
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (cb1999nj)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cb1999nj »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Look inside your driver or passenger side door... there should be a tag on your doorjamb saying what the correct psi for your car is.... it's called the vehicle information placard....
Each car is different.... here's an article:
http://www.betiresmart.ca/infl...acard</TD></TR></TABLE>
It should be around 32-35psi. Shouldn't be any more or any less. On my 97 it recommends 32 but I usually keep around 35 in my tires. Not that big of a difference in 3psi. Although, when mine are at 30-32, the front always look damn near flat.
Each car is different.... here's an article:
http://www.betiresmart.ca/infl...acard</TD></TR></TABLE>
It should be around 32-35psi. Shouldn't be any more or any less. On my 97 it recommends 32 but I usually keep around 35 in my tires. Not that big of a difference in 3psi. Although, when mine are at 30-32, the front always look damn near flat.
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (Importn2oRacer)
32 I believe is what honda recommends. What they suggest is for the best mix of preformance, ride quality, and tire wear. You can adjust them to suit you if you want.
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (Chiovnidca)
Matters what tires you have. I have a set of Falkens on my 6th gen Accord, and it states to never exceed 41PSI. Usually staying between 32-37PSI, you will be pretty safe. It will say in your tires though what the recommended PSI is.
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (Tyte-S)
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Nope, it will say on your tires what the maximum psi is.
Nope, it will say on your tires what the maximum psi is.
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (Chiovnidca)
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Nope, it will say on your tires what the maximum psi is.</TD></TR></TABLE> 
Nope, it will say on your tires what the maximum psi is.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (Chiovnidca)
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Nope, it will say on your tires what the maximum psi is.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Chio is CORRECT once again.
Nope, it will say on your tires what the maximum psi is.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Chio is CORRECT once again.
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Re: Correct Tire Pressure (JimBlake)
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Chio is CORRECT once again.
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