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another azenis question
So I finally hopped onto the bandwagon and picked up some 205 50 15 azenis. I did a search and found many, many, many threads on azenis but no answer to my question. I was just wondering what tire pressure you guys recommend for daily driving on the azenis. I don't have another set of wheels/tires to use and I want to use these for track duties and daily driving. What pressure what you guys recommend for durability on the street. Thanks.
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Re: another azenis question ([HrZn]4life)
Try even pressures front and rear, maybe 35 all around, then play with them (raise or lower them) to see if the front sidewalls rollover or if you care for more rotation from the rears.
Pressures are preference. Some people play with them all the time and feel they make a huge difference. Others keep the same pressures, rarely changing them and are satisfied.
I tend to use the same cold pressures for the Azenis at autocross as I do on the track; 35 to 36 front, and 32 to 34 rear. I only mess with them to bleed down after they might get to hot or if I really feel something amiss. But again this is totally personal preference.
Pressures are preference. Some people play with them all the time and feel they make a huge difference. Others keep the same pressures, rarely changing them and are satisfied.
I tend to use the same cold pressures for the Azenis at autocross as I do on the track; 35 to 36 front, and 32 to 34 rear. I only mess with them to bleed down after they might get to hot or if I really feel something amiss. But again this is totally personal preference.
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Re: another azenis question (magic hat #9)
I guess my question is more directed towards what pressures I should use if I want them to last as long as possible on the street; if they last long on the street then i'll have something I can use on the track still. Thanks guys.
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Re: another azenis question ([HrZn]4life)
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Be aware that they're not long lived tyres, no matter what pressures you use.
36 F / 35 R is what I use on the street and they seem to last about as long as a tyre like that is going to last.
Don't worry about it. They're cheap.
Be aware that they're not long lived tyres, no matter what pressures you use.
36 F / 35 R is what I use on the street and they seem to last about as long as a tyre like that is going to last.
Don't worry about it. They're cheap.
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