psi for hx wheels?
I Did a Google search got nothing
What's the Psi supposed to be in hx 185 65 tires
My ef sedan says 26 psi for the original 13x5 with 175 70 tires
Im currently running the hx wheels with 185 75 tires
What's the Psi supposed to be in hx 185 65 tires
My ef sedan says 26 psi for the original 13x5 with 175 70 tires
Im currently running the hx wheels with 185 75 tires
Did you really search, though?
"Honda Civic HX tire pressure"
First result, this page, where the OP says "...increase my tire pressure to 36 psi from the factory recommendation of 30."
"Honda Civic HX tire pressure"
First result, this page, where the OP says "...increase my tire pressure to 36 psi from the factory recommendation of 30."
Hell no it doesn't. The number on the side of every tire is the MAXIMUM PSI it's made to hold. Recommended tire pressure depends on the weight of the vehicle, among other factors - there is no "one size fits all" answer for tire manufacturers to just stamp on their tires.
Did you really search, though?
"Honda Civic HX tire pressure"
First result, this page, where the OP says "...increase my tire pressure to 36 psi from the factory recommendation of 30."
"Honda Civic HX tire pressure"
First result, this page, where the OP says "...increase my tire pressure to 36 psi from the factory recommendation of 30."
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Not good enough? I wouldn't consider your two cents going over and above for me. Just looking to get it from an hx owner. In an attempting to avoid downloading a manual for a car I dont have.
Holy **** you are lazy.

Happy now? Stop acting like an entitled piece of ****. Some of us know what we're talking about. If you're going to come here asking for answers, don't turn around and question those direct answers, especially when they come directly from someone who knows exactly what the **** he is talking about. It's not our "job" to go "over and beyond" for you.

Happy now? Stop acting like an entitled piece of ****. Some of us know what we're talking about. If you're going to come here asking for answers, don't turn around and question those direct answers, especially when they come directly from someone who knows exactly what the **** he is talking about. It's not our "job" to go "over and beyond" for you.
Well don't ask for anything if you don't believe what people say.
Try 100psi or just pump it until the whole tire blows off.
Someone answers the question for you and you are still not happy, what do you want someone to come to your front door with a manual and show you?
Try 100psi or just pump it until the whole tire blows off.
Someone answers the question for you and you are still not happy, what do you want someone to come to your front door with a manual and show you?
Hell no it doesn't. The number on the side of every tire is the MAXIMUM PSI it's made to hold. Recommended tire pressure depends on the weight of the vehicle, among other factors - there is no "one size fits all" answer for tire manufacturers to just stamp on their tires.
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