type pressure
>>i'm using 215/45/17 tires with 17x8 rims......what is the right type pressure for them??
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>>33 psi is what quoted on the manual.
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>> In would tend to stay with your OE pressure. Watch tire wear, and make sure its uniform. the way that tire wears, (or even more indepth) how the tire heats up are signs of air pressure being correct. Watch for even smooth wear If a probe style pyrometer is available, you can use it to make sure tire temperatures are uniform across the entire tire. These are they was to fine tune air pressure, but all in all 33 psi will work well, as intended.
Dan
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>>33 psi is what quoted on the manual.
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>> In would tend to stay with your OE pressure. Watch tire wear, and make sure its uniform. the way that tire wears, (or even more indepth) how the tire heats up are signs of air pressure being correct. Watch for even smooth wear If a probe style pyrometer is available, you can use it to make sure tire temperatures are uniform across the entire tire. These are they was to fine tune air pressure, but all in all 33 psi will work well, as intended.
Dan
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