Tire Pressure on 18" 's HELP!
07-12-2003, 07:33 PM
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Tire Pressure on 18" 's HELP!
For anyone who has changed to 18" wheels and tires....what are you guys running in terms of tire pressure on the front and back tires?
I've tried to get info. but to no avail. The mannual is of no help, and the dealership is telling me 5 diffrent things from 5 diffrent guys. I'm running 18" AMG Style IV wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires. Any help would be great!
I've tried to get info. but to no avail. The mannual is of no help, and the dealership is telling me 5 diffrent things from 5 diffrent guys. I'm running 18" AMG Style IV wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires. Any help would be great!
07-13-2003, 01:21 AM
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My suggestion for tire pressures....
Originally posted by yyzmb
For anyone who has changed to 18" wheels and tires....what are you guys running in terms of tire pressure on the front and back tires?
I've tried to get info. but to no avail. The manual is of no help, and the dealership is telling me 5 diffrent things from 5 diffrent guys. I'm running 18" AMG Style IV wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires. Any help would be great!
For anyone who has changed to 18" wheels and tires....what are you guys running in terms of tire pressure on the front and back tires?
I've tried to get info. but to no avail. The manual is of no help, and the dealership is telling me 5 diffrent things from 5 diffrent guys. I'm running 18" AMG Style IV wheels and Michelin Pilot Sport tires. Any help would be great!
As normal factory pressures are likely to be biased more on comfort than performance, I would recommend you start +6PSI and work your way down. Right now, I have 33PSI (Frt.) and 34PSI (Rear). Just make sure you do not exceed the maximum inflation pressure set by the tire manufacturer.
If you just want a normal ride, stay with the recommend factory tire pressures. Good luck.
07-13-2003, 02:09 AM
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Tire Inflation Pressures
Good news! I was able to get an E55 owner to post the requested information. Please click on the link to access the post.
Tire Inflation Pressures
Tire Inflation Pressures
