dumb question

[asphalt victory]

what psi do i fill the tires to?
allmoast all f the stickers are sunbleached
its got the aluminum wheels idk if that makes a diffrence

[MIK1989]

What kind of tires are those?
32 psi is the standard pressure for Toyota Camry, but everyone has their own preference. I fill up to 34 psi.

[quangtran89]

32 is good. 35 if you have a truck or SUV tire

[RU2CHKN]

^32 psi seems about right to me

[eyeball96]

its written on the side of your tires...."max PSI"....I do 35 myself!

[whip_cracker]

I run 35-36... guess it depends on the weight you're carrying ay?

[Simpler=Better]

I run my tires at 44, the rating is molded into the sidewall.

[asphalt victory]

well the max psi on theise say 52 psi that must be way to high
i guess 40 psi wouldnt do any harm right?

[Hajoca]

my 98 CE with 195/60/14 tires are labeled at 28 psi front and rear.

[eyeball96]

Originally Posted by asphalt victory

well the max psi on theise say 52 psi that must be way to high
i guess 40 psi wouldnt do any harm right?

I drought they say 52psi...I have 225/55/20's on the GMC and max on those are 44 psi...I run 37-40 psi


http://www.firestonecompleteautocare.../inflation.jsp

[whip_cracker]

Well, if you over-inflate, the tyres will start to round more... then you'll wear the inside of the tyre more mate.

Underinflate, and you'll wear the sides out... hahahaa

Inflate to the right pressure, rotate the tyres when needed, and you'll be fine.

[SexieWASD]

I prefer 34 in the rear and 32 in the front, it seams to give the car a more balanced feeling, not that camrys are at all balanced. My rear tires do wear a bit round though.

[flyeri]

32-34 lbs cold is pretty normal. I used to run about 35 cold and would always wear the center tread quicker than the outside treads. I have a pressure monitors on my vehicle now and I try to find a cold temp that will give me no more than 37-39 lbs when hot. Of course they heat more in the summer than in the winter so my cold pressure in winter is slightly higher than summer.

Edit: Once I learned just how much pressures increase with heat from driving, and I adjusted accordingly, the tire wear is much more even. The car manufacture's numbers are what you should go by (normal driving) and any large variance will usually cause poor tire wear.

[8ac1v1c]

No matter what the tire says - you inflate according to the vehicle.
Tires are the Same on any vehicle but each vehicle has different specs and weight.

I'm pretty sure it's 32 front/rear Ill double check tomorrow

For those of you wearing out in the middle - you're over inflating
For those wearing out on the outside - it's under inflated....or you can some alignment issues