What psi do people run.

[afennell]

Just wondering what psi people run, I know it says inside the drivers door. But wondering if people prefer lower pressure on or in their tyres?

 

[Marlon]

I keep it simple - 34 all round

 

[Geezah]

Vreds vortis, what it says on the door pillar. 20,00 miles plus on the rears and more on the front. Great handling, even wear.

 

[flimper]

32 f & r

 

[Smartbear]

I run at 0 psi (cracked wheel) :roll:
Rob

 

[paulgs1000]

As posted on the door pillar - good thing is, my M seems to hold it's tyre pressures really well

 

[MACK]

I run M Spec tyre sizes (non runflats) at the M tyre pressures on my 3.0i

 

[jimmybell]

worth highlighting this will vary by wheel type, and car (appreciate this was in M section, but alloys really do span all versions as are probably the most commonly swapped component)

 

[Viren]

224s I run 32r 31f

That's close to the pressures in the door

 

[Beedub]

i run 28lbs in my semi slicks.

 

[XMetal]

worth highlighting this will vary by wheel type, and car (appreciate this was in M section, but alloys really do span all versions as are probably the most commonly swapped component)

Also worth mentioning - it will also vary by tire (or tyre on your side of the pond). My original Continentals wore evenly at 30-32psi. My first set of Bridgestone Pole Position S04 wore excessively in the center (rear tires) running the same pressure. I dropped the pressure down to 28-30psi on my 2nd set of Pole Position S04 and the tire worn more evenly, but still with a slightly more wear toward the center. So it appeared that these Bridgestones like to be at lower pressure than the OE Conti's.

 

[Anonymous]

Oem CSLs 235/35/19 mss
265/30/19 mss
32 34 respectively

 

[MrPT]

32 f & r

Same. CSLs, Vred Vortis.

 

[bmwaddict]

33 front 36 rear, GY Eagle F1s.

 

[LostBoy_84]

32/34, CSL's, MPSS

 

[afennell]

 

[Steve84N]

How often do you guys check and adjust pressures? When it's cold it easily drops a few psi.

 

[Anonymous]

I use nitrogen and appears to hold steady