Tire air pressure - C63S Sedan
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Depends on the tires. When I had Michelins I ran 42/45 (I think that was on the door). With the Conti's I am 2psi per higher as for me, it just feels better.
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Also running PS4S and they have a softer side wall that's why I run higher pressures and have expensive wheels so less chance of them to get damaged.
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DON'T check the driver door pillar..... DO check the gas filler door.
I am running Michelin PS4S 295/30/20 / 265/30/19.... Have them set at 32psi rear, 34psi front.... cold (was about 65deg F when I set them after sitting for more than 24 hours in the garage) After driving it around for a little while in ~70degree weather the pressures will be right around 35-36psi on all 4 corners. The numbers on the gas filler door says that 32-34psi should be good for 1-2 people in the car up to 155mph. I think it rides WAY better than trying to run the 40+psi that the driver's door pillar recommends. However,.... If you plan on driving sustained speeds of 150mph+, or if you put 4 people and luggage in your car and also drive in the triple digit speeds then definitely run the ~45psi that the door recommends.
I am running Michelin PS4S 295/30/20 / 265/30/19.... Have them set at 32psi rear, 34psi front.... cold (was about 65deg F when I set them after sitting for more than 24 hours in the garage) After driving it around for a little while in ~70degree weather the pressures will be right around 35-36psi on all 4 corners. The numbers on the gas filler door says that 32-34psi should be good for 1-2 people in the car up to 155mph. I think it rides WAY better than trying to run the 40+psi that the driver's door pillar recommends. However,.... If you plan on driving sustained speeds of 150mph+, or if you put 4 people and luggage in your car and also drive in the triple digit speeds then definitely run the ~45psi that the door recommends.
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DON'T check the driver door pillar..... DO check the gas filler door.
I am running Michelin PS4S 295/30/20 / 265/30/19.... Have them set at 32psi rear, 34psi front.... cold (was about 65deg F when I set them after sitting for more than 24 hours in the garage) After driving it around for a little while in ~70degree weather the pressures will be right around 35-36psi on all 4 corners. The numbers on the gas filler door says that 32-34psi should be good for 1-2 people in the car up to 155mph. I think it rides WAY better than trying to run the 40+psi that the driver's door pillar recommends. However,.... If you plan on driving sustained speeds of 150mph+, or if you put 4 people and luggage in your car and also drive in the triple digit speeds then definitely run the ~45psi that the door recommends.
I am running Michelin PS4S 295/30/20 / 265/30/19.... Have them set at 32psi rear, 34psi front.... cold (was about 65deg F when I set them after sitting for more than 24 hours in the garage) After driving it around for a little while in ~70degree weather the pressures will be right around 35-36psi on all 4 corners. The numbers on the gas filler door says that 32-34psi should be good for 1-2 people in the car up to 155mph. I think it rides WAY better than trying to run the 40+psi that the driver's door pillar recommends. However,.... If you plan on driving sustained speeds of 150mph+, or if you put 4 people and luggage in your car and also drive in the triple digit speeds then definitely run the ~45psi that the door recommends.
