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kizza93
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what tire pressure should i be using i have low profile tyres 205/40/r17
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i use 33
 
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have a play using the standard pressure, higher pressures give an increase in handling until a pint when the tyre's contact patch is reduced
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Check with the tyre manufacturer for his recommendations
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HDI90
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all 206,s are 33
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HDI90 wrote:
all 206,s are 33

Regardless of wheel size? If you have the standard wheel that come woth the car it says on the car in the door part where the paint code is

 
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138Andy
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it will say on the wall of the tyre Smile
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novatron1_2 wrote:
have a play using the standard pressure, higher pressures give an increase in handling until a pint when the tyre's contact patch is reduced

Does it?? Must have been doing it wrong all those times with lower pressure to increase in grip/handling

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32-34all day long.
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Howay stop pixxin about its 32 to 34...sorry for the lack of humour because sayin 25 and 72 must of been a joke..ha ha...not.
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Howay stop pixxin about its 32 to 34...sorry for the lack of humour because sayin 25 and 72 must of been a joke..ha ha...not.

Sorry I must have forgot to laugh, hahahahahaha, No! that's what I actually run Wink

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138Andy wrote:
it will say on the wall of the tyre Smile

Where? Do all tyre manufacturers make 1 size of tyre to fit 1 make and model of vehicle?

You're getting confused with the maximum pressure marking.

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Mattie-RS wrote:
novatron1_2 wrote:
have a play using the standard pressure, higher pressures give an increase in handling until a pint when the tyre's contact patch is reduced

Does it?? Must have been doing it wrong all those times with lower pressure to increase in grip/handling

That's interesting, I've always found the opposite, here's a good article:
www.modified.com/tech/...ewall.html

Part of it says:
How does a tuner manipulate tire loading and slip angle? By tweaking the spring rates, anti-roll bar rates, tire sizing and pressure, and to a lesser degree, the shock damping. The first option a tuner has is to increase the tire pressure. The harder a tire is inflated, within reason, the smaller slip angle it develops. In the case of a nose-heavy front-wheel-drive car, if you add several psi to the front tires and take some pressure out of the rear, the front tires will run a smaller slip angle while the rear tires' slip angle will increase. This alone can do quite a bit to reduce understeer.

So it's saying you can make the back 'looser' by running less pressure and make the front grip better by running more pressure.

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