Tyre pressure SOS

[ROBOTCOWBELL]

HI Forum, I bought my Zed 3 months ago and its starting to feel a bit bouncy - i think i need some air in my tyres but not sure what pressure i should be looking for. Can't seem to find my wheels online for the Zed and want to be safe rather than sorry. Any advice/help much appreciated.

Its a 2004 E85 with 19" 225/35ZR19 tyres. For 18" the web seems to suggest 33PSI up front and 36PSI for the rear. Does that sound about right?

Thanks again....

 

[mmm-five]

Have you looked at the standard tyre pressures on the driver’s door jamb?

 

[kis]

Sounds about right. Use that as a starting point for your 19's. You can always add/reduce slightly as required. So long as it's not really low (20's) or high (40's) you're probably okay

Also worth noting that Z4's didn't come with 19's as standard... that's probably why you're not finding pressures.

 

[ROBOTCOWBELL]

Thank you - will pop to a garage later and check my air levels :?

 

[kis]

I use Sainsbury, air and water is free :wink:

 

[ben g]

I use Sainsbury, air and water is free :wink:

Only use them if you don't mind waiting 30 minutes for all the other cheapskates to use it first :lol: everytime I drive past my local sainsburys garage, it's full of cars queuing for it.

 

[kis]

I normally go first thing (stupid o'clock in the morning so no queue) as I've got one on the way to work so I drive very sedate till I've checked the air. As the tyre pressures should be done from cold. Then I drive... normally lol

 

[Z4 COUPSTER]

I normally go first thing (stupid o'clock in the morning so no queue) as I've got one on the way to work so I drive very sedate till I've checked the air. As the tyre pressures should be done from cold. Then I drive... normally lol

We must be related, that's my normal, manoeuvre.


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[patriot66]

HI Forum, I bought my Zed 3 months ago and its starting to feel a bit bouncy - i think i need some air in my tyres but not sure what pressure i should be looking for. Can't seem to find my wheels online for the Zed and want to be safe rather than sorry. Any advice/help much appreciated.

Its a 2004 E85 with 19" 225/35ZR19 tyres. For 18" the web seems to suggest 33PSI up front and 36PSI for the rear. Does that sound about right?

Thanks again....

You've been driving your Zed for 3 months and never checked the tyre pressures ?

 

[ROBOTCOWBELL]

HI Forum, I bought my Zed 3 months ago and its starting to feel a bit bouncy - i think i need some air in my tyres but not sure what pressure i should be looking for. Can't seem to find my wheels online for the Zed and want to be safe rather than sorry. Any advice/help much appreciated.

Its a 2004 E85 with 19" 225/35ZR19 tyres. For 18" the web seems to suggest 33PSI up front and 36PSI for the rear. Does that sound about right?

Thanks again....

You've been driving your Zed for 3 months and never checked the tyre pressures ?

Tyre pressure was fine, it just started to feel a bit soft, popped to a garage and air pressure was as above, I must just have got used to the feel of the drive

 

[patriot66]

HI Forum, I bought my Zed 3 months ago and its starting to feel a bit bouncy - i think i need some air in my tyres but not sure what pressure i should be looking for. Can't seem to find my wheels online for the Zed and want to be safe rather than sorry. Any advice/help much appreciated.

Its a 2004 E85 with 19" 225/35ZR19 tyres. For 18" the web seems to suggest 33PSI up front and 36PSI for the rear. Does that sound about right?

Thanks again....

You've been driving your Zed for 3 months and never checked the tyre pressures ?

Tyre pressure was fine, it just started to feel a bit soft, popped to a garage and air pressure was as above, I must just have got used to the feel of the drive

You should get into a weekly routine of checking the engine oil, coolant, brake fluid levels AND tyre pressures. Safety first !

 

[ROBOTCOWBELL]

You've been driving your Zed for 3 months and never checked the tyre pressures ?

Tyre pressure was fine, it just started to feel a bit soft, popped to a garage and air pressure was as above, I must just have got used to the feel of the drive

You should get into a weekly routine of checking the engine oil, coolant, brake fluid levels AND tyre pressures. Safety first !

Thanks for that advice and will do that alongside my new weekly routine of shampoo and polish :lol: