Tyre Pressure
08-10-2009, 01:36 PM
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Tyre Pressure
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I took delivery of my C200K two weeks ago. The suspension seemed a little hard from the onset and today when I checked the tyre pressure I found that the rear tyres were 2.5 bar whilst the right front tyre was 2.3 bar and the left front tyre 2.5 bar. The correct pressure is 2.3 bar on the rear wheels and 2.0 bar on the front tryes.
Is it possible that I could have damaged the suspension at all having driven with overinflated tyres for the last two weeks.
I had drven the car for about 30 minutes and then parked it for 30 minutes prior to checking the pressure.
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I took delivery of my C200K two weeks ago. The suspension seemed a little hard from the onset and today when I checked the tyre pressure I found that the rear tyres were 2.5 bar whilst the right front tyre was 2.3 bar and the left front tyre 2.5 bar. The correct pressure is 2.3 bar on the rear wheels and 2.0 bar on the front tryes.
Is it possible that I could have damaged the suspension at all having driven with overinflated tyres for the last two weeks.
I had drven the car for about 30 minutes and then parked it for 30 minutes prior to checking the pressure.
Thanks
08-10-2009, 01:47 PM
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2008 Black Out C350 Saks Edition / 87 VW GTI
Welcome to MBW Don’t worry there is way you damage the suspension
Check your tires first, thing at the morning before you drive it, open the driver’s door an locate the sticker on the door jamb then just adjust to the suggested PSI
Check your tires first, thing at the morning before you drive it, open the driver’s door an locate the sticker on the door jamb then just adjust to the suggested PSI
Last edited by tanktube67; 08-10-2009 at 01:51 PM.
