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Old 03-06-2006, 01:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi guys, can anyone tell me what's the proper air pressure for 215/45/17 tires?
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ummm doesnt it say on the sidewall? Also you'll need to say what type/model of tyre you got too.

Usually all tyres are set at 32psi. (I run my 18s on 40psi ) That'll depend on your road conditions ie wet/dry and if you like spirited driving =)
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I don't think I see any recommended PSI range marked on sidewall from tire manufacture, I only see the maxiumn PSI allowed (40 PSI) on the tires. Anyway, I have Bridgestone Potenza RE71 (2) and Yokohama AVS ES 100 (2) for front and back. Kumho ECSTA 711 for spare. Hope this would help.
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well over here in oz, (we have those tyres too) it is recommended that they be ran at 32psi.

Overinflating a tyre = the middle gets bald faster

Underinflating = the outer edge goes faster.
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