Correct tire pressure for 19" wheels?
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2005 E55, 2002 CLK55, 2005 SLK350 also a 2009 BMW 335-IX
Correct tire pressure for 19" wheels?
I have a 2005 E55. I purchaed this car pre-owned from a private owner with 5,700 miles.
It has 19" two-piece AMG wheels in a twin-spoke design similar to the stock wheels. The tires are Goodyear Eagle F-1's. Sizes are 245/35 ZR19 in front and 275/30 ZR19 in the rear.
What tire pressures should I be running here? The car's manual and the sticker on the fuel door do not list these sizes.
I'd also appreciate your comments on the Eagle F-1's. They seem to have received good reviews elsewhere. Thanks.
It has 19" two-piece AMG wheels in a twin-spoke design similar to the stock wheels. The tires are Goodyear Eagle F-1's. Sizes are 245/35 ZR19 in front and 275/30 ZR19 in the rear.
What tire pressures should I be running here? The car's manual and the sticker on the fuel door do not list these sizes.
I'd also appreciate your comments on the Eagle F-1's. They seem to have received good reviews elsewhere. Thanks.
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tire pressure is based on your car, not size of tires. Pound per square inch isn't the same as volume So just use the same ones one your fuel door.
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I have a 2005 E55. I purchaed this car pre-owned from a private owner with 5,700 miles.
It has 19" two-piece AMG wheels in a twin-spoke design similar to the stock wheels. The tires are Goodyear Eagle F-1's. Sizes are 245/35 ZR19 in front and 275/30 ZR19 in the rear.
What tire pressures should I be running here?
It has 19" two-piece AMG wheels in a twin-spoke design similar to the stock wheels. The tires are Goodyear Eagle F-1's. Sizes are 245/35 ZR19 in front and 275/30 ZR19 in the rear.
What tire pressures should I be running here?