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Car no power after replace 4 new tires
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zeng
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Aug 20 2020, 09:57 AM
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QUOTE(fiberguy @ Aug 19 2020, 10:56 PM) My old tyre is 200 now the new tyre workshop say need to put 220. How much you increase bro ? 200 or 220 is a bit too low for most typical passenger car tyres , more so if fuel consumption or sluggishness is of concern to you . Give yourself up to 260-280 to 'feel' the improved fuel economy , never mind tyre brands .
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zeng
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Sep 12 2020, 08:14 PM
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QUOTE(andrekua2 @ Sep 12 2020, 05:55 PM) I always go to a petrol station to reduce air after changing tires. No jokes... almost all tyre shop will over inflate for no reason.Majority of tyres sold in Malaysia has a maximum pressure rating of 51 psi . Hence most are them are recommended by tyre manufacturers for operating pressures as high as 44 psi and speed as high as 220 km/hr . Generally tyres are over-spec'ed for day to day use . IMHO, over-inflate from vehicle OEM recommended 29/32 psi to 40-44 psi say, is well and good within spec but over-pressure up to pressures higher than 51 psi is NOT . This post has been edited by zeng: Sep 12 2020, 08:21 PM
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