Tyre pressures with aftermarket wheels??
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Is there a website that'll work out the correct tyre pressure for different size [aftermarket or whatever] wheels and tyres than the manufacturer puts on? Can't find one on google
Or any hard and fast way of working it out?
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Or any hard and fast way of working it out?
cheers
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depends on what car really,between 28 to 33 psi .
i normally stick with the car manufactors guide.
the size effects the volume of air but psi (pressure)effects the bounce road handling etc..
size is not a matter for concern as long as u have stuck to the same rolling radius.
195/50/15 = 205/40/17 for example.
hope this helps
i normally stick with the car manufactors guide.
the size effects the volume of air but psi (pressure)effects the bounce road handling etc..
size is not a matter for concern as long as u have stuck to the same rolling radius.
195/50/15 = 205/40/17 for example.
hope this helps
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