View Poll Results: What is your tire pressure? (front tires if front & rear tires aren't the same)
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24 & less psi
2 0.69% -
25-26 psi
3 1.04% -
27-28 psi
15 5.21% -
29-30 psi
110 38.19% -
31-32 psi
88 30.56% -
33-34 psi
24 8.33% -
35-36 psi
31 10.76% -
37-38 psi
6 2.08% -
39-40 psi
7 2.43% -
41 & up psi
2 0.69%
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August 25th, 2005 05:17 PM #1
[SIZE=4]What air pressure do you use in your tires? [/SIZE]
Just to make it simple, front tires.
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August 25th, 2005 05:26 PM #2
The reason for this poll is this: assuming everything is working fine with your car, tire pressure & wind resistance are the two factors which can affect fuel consumption.
Tire pressure - the less rolling resistance, the better fuel consuption. So using higher pressures will decrease rolling resistance of your wheels.
Wind resistance - air drag on your car increases exponentially as speed increases, so keeping a max speed of around 90 kph is said to be optimum for best fuel milage.
Since we can't change the shape of our cars (much), I'll concentrate on tire pressure.
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August 25th, 2005 07:01 PM #7
32 on all four (185/70R13 Bridgestone Turanza ER60)
Since the gas station is a bit far from the house I always fill up with 32 instead of 30 to compensate for the heat of the tires. Am I doing the right thing?Last edited by JohnM; August 25th, 2005 at 07:24 PM.
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August 25th, 2005 07:18 PM #920 in front and 25 at the back.. is this ok? the car is a Lancer '96..
and the tires are the still the original..
I was just told that I should keep the pressure at those values..
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August 25th, 2005 07:26 PM #10Originally Posted by Smoke XIII
your tire pressure seems to be pretty low ... 20psi front & 25psi rear
Currently I am trying out higher than recommended pressures to find better fuel milage at cost of some riding comfort. Anyway, I am usually the only one riding. Right now my pressure is 35psi front & rear.
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