me is 13 inch..

hehe..i pump like 250 most of the time..
so me centers sure botak early

where is it marked? easy to find?

tyre sidewall loh...
most of tyres will mention what is the maximum pressure...
http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html

This post has been edited by gkl83: Feb 22 2008, 03:22 PM

but our tyres are to pump likely far frm da max..

optimum performance must like a 100psi less

omg u all pump so hard ah? for me 30 already pretty stiff and shakes the car already. Currently im using 205 45 R16 tires with 28psi pumped into all 4 tires.

it's 215/45-17 la~
diff ppl diff pronounce ma~
normall max pressure a tire can take is ard 45-51psi on cold pressure~

i agreed wit u~
but dun pray pray wit sime tire~
later get pregnent~ jus de spare tire 60psi~
i thing tat bangala over pump his tire~

me tires = 195/55/15

on 34psi

mine 155/70-12 front 36psi n rear 34psi~
then on my 185/60-14 front 34 n rear 33psi~

ehh.. sleep walker..
jst wanna check.. if i was to enter tracks with my 195/55/15 eagle f1 tires..

wat do u think the pressure should be??

higher or lower?? mind giving a figure?

you mention cold pressure rite? But after driving a while the pressure becomes hot isn't it?
So what's the max pressure on hot condition?

Im on 31psi front 28psi for the rear. Running on 235/45/17. Last time I tried 35psi once....abit too bumpy for me

This post has been edited by egiewan: Feb 22 2008, 07:20 PM

1 year no pump air???

my parents told me to pump 28 on all 4 tyre, not sure how much the the stock tyre can withstand.

just checked...my Bridgestone MY-01 never mention the max pressure.
the rear tyres are RE711 and its 44psi max.
can I assume the same max pressure for the MY-01s?

lower~
25psi~

dunno wor~
tat tire neva state for hot pressure~

Adrenalin RE001 also 51psi max...tmr gonna try pump more a bit

Max pressure is max pressure, doesn't matter if it is hot or cold. Heat would increase the tyre temperature between 10-15 percent max as air does not expand too much.

AFAIK even the fattest, lousiest comfort slime tyres have a max of 300kpa. Low profile stuff usually can go much harder. stay below 80% max pressure for safety.

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Added on February 23, 2008, 2:27 amThose tractor tyres are supposed to be soft and wobbly. Truck tyres run around 500+ kpa

Nothing will happen wan lah.. as long as u pump it to spec @ 420kpa..

PS. Personally I have seen a saga pump 400kpa, yes, 400, into 4 of his normal tyres (was waiting for him to finish using the airpump)

This post has been edited by ceo684: Feb 23 2008, 02:27 AM

I just pumped 33psi onto my 15" wheels and drove a while. Can feel the steering wheel much more easier to turn. Maybe less grip too, and a little more comfortable Next time might increase to 34psi

For me, been using 25-27 PSI on a R888 tyres.

400kpa on 175/70/13

He wanna get him/herself suicide....