[5Gen_Prelude]

Include tire size and different applications (seasonal, drag, auto-x).

I typically set mine to 34 all round, a little lower in the winter - stock tires currently (205/50-16).

 

[ImagePree]

225/45, stock rims.
35 psi all around.

 

[Ng Luder]

stock rims and rubber = 32 psi

ok maybe that was pretty useless...

 

[KQ]

stock rims and tires - 32lbs

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98 Pearl White SH
92 Baby Blue S (sold)

 

[Ng Luder]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by KQ:
stock rims and tires - 32lbs

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u biter

 

[OvaDaLimiT]

215/45/17, re730's....38

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[baked]

stock - 38

 

[Pete]

30 psi on stock rims in the summer gets you a smoother ride. Probably shortens the life of the tire, though. In the winter I think they should have MORE pressure due to the fact that cold air is more dense.

When I replace them I'm going with 205/55 or 215/50 if I can find them.

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[OvaDaLimiT]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Pete:
In the winter I think they should have MORE pressure due to the fact that cold air is more dense.
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I think it's the other way? More dense means you should put less pressure in, since when the tires warm up, the heating of the "more dense" cold air will result in higher pressures than the heating of less dense air.


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[pter]

225/50 at 35/35psi street; 44/42 autox.

 

[vabeach_lude]

I do 20 at the track

 

[o0OO0o]

Kumho Escta Supra 712
205-50-W16

37 all around for daily driving
45F 42R for autoX

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[baked]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by OvaDaLimiT:
I think it's the other way? More dense means you should put less pressure in, since when the tires warm up, the heating of the "more dense" cold air will result in higher pressures than the heating of less dense air.
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You're right... but you knew that didn't you

Hot air expands and creates more pressure...

 

[U.K VTEC]

35 psi all year round on the street
215/45/17
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[checkmate58]

Pirelli Supersport 205/40/17 -- 36 psi -- Year round.

--Sam

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[88SELude]

195/50 x 15 36/35 .

 

[rf7475]

215/35/r18 42 psi year round