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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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  1. chris_d
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    August 25th, 2005 07:31 PM #11
    33 front, 32 rear

    I just follow the recommended values printed on the sticker by the driver side door.
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    August 25th, 2005 07:34 PM #12
    34/32 ang akin, yun nakalagay sa oto eh.

    yung sa benz dati 33/36 ata
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    August 25th, 2005 07:39 PM #13
    30 psi on all four wheels... as per the specs for the Rav4 (regardless of load).
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    August 25th, 2005 07:42 PM #14
    34 psi on all fours..

    better fuel economy.. from 5-6 km/L increased to 7.5 km/L
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    August 25th, 2005 07:45 PM #15
    since I increased from 30 psi to 35 psi... I think I am getting better milage.
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    August 25th, 2005 07:51 PM #16
    GH: less resistance kasi... naka stock rims ka lang? di ba makakalbo gitna?
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    August 25th, 2005 08:34 PM #17
    sa gen2 CR-V 27/27 psi (cold of course) yung recommended (27/34 kung loaded yung likod) for the stock dueler H/Ts... so that's what i use
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    August 25th, 2005 08:44 PM #18
    Usually 30 psi. I keep noticing that the digital tire inflators at selected Shell outlets usually have a set psi of 29 or 30 before me.

    I'm reluctant to increase my pressure because harder tires tend to get a flat more easily. The ride is also less forgiving.
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    August 25th, 2005 09:49 PM #19
    Quote Originally Posted by theveed
    GH: less resistance kasi... naka stock rims ka lang? di ba makakalbo gitna?
    not using stock rims... 15inch mags with 195/15/55 tires.
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    August 25th, 2005 10:43 PM #20
    on our revo gas, 30psi front/32psi sa likod ..
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