I have seven generation Honda acccord lx 2003. On the driver side door its says for the front time to use 30psi and for the back 29psi. Should i follow honda recommendation or should i use 35psi for front and back tires?

thanks for any replys in advance

 

I'd read what the PSI says on the tire, not the door. Thats me though. That 30/29 does sound pretty low.

I'm running 34psi (92 Accord). When I have 16's a nd lo-pro tires I ran 39psi.

 

if you have the factory tire size on it, you should stick to what honda recommends. I generally go 2-3 psi higher than the recommended though. It gives me a leeway period when air runs out and I'm still in the safe range w/o having to check the air too often. Usually check them every 2 months or so.

And the pressure is always measured cold. I found out once theres a 7-8psi difference when the tires are warm/hot (and the outside temp is warm) than when they are cold. 37psi turned out to be an under-inflated 29-30psi (32psi recommended for me)

 

yep.. most tires recommend 32-34 psi... better safe than sorry.

 

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Those number are Hondas reccomendations for the best mix of ride quality, tire wear and performance. Feel free to adjust them to your driving style/needs/wants.

 

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The only lising on the tire is manufacturers max allowable air presure. It's not a good idea to go higher.

 

thanks everyone for reply it helped allot