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the new rims i got are on semi flattened tires. what should i inflate the tires to? i checked the sticky for tire pressure but its not there. also, i got a 95 so stock is 15 inches, while these are 16 inch rims. (tire size is 205/55/16) i believe (if not its 65/15, opposite of stock). what shud my tire pressure be? 2 of the tires are at about 25 lbs, ones at 12, one doesnt push teh tire gauge out at all haha.
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lol...i did you say you got some aftermarket wheels and tires?..then i'm guessing you'll have to follow the pressure stated on the tire.....
......lol...how good are you with the neighbors? grab a kid and ask them to read it for you.
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**ADAM! A/C button for Gen 5.5 Camry (2005 LE) !! Por favor!
Brake lights aren't broken, I just don't brake.
--Can honestly go to a parts counter and ask for brake shoes for the front brakes.
--Likes long walks on the beach.... once it's lit by a massive bonfire.
you can probably keep tham at about 30psi like you would your stock ones. You dont want to use the pressure on the side of the tire since that is max pressure. You are only really going to use max pressure when you have the car loaded to capacity with either riders or cargo. Most of the time the max pressure is somewhere around 50psi and if you run that you will probably not like the way the car rides. Keep it around 30 and you should be fine.
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Chris
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doesnt matter about the manufacturers jsut run them at 30 -32 psi and you should be good if it seems to hard a ride then you can take a little out if it seems to soft add a little bit to them.
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i say stay over 30 and don't go over 45...you 'll avoid underinflating and over inflating...just ride according to the way you want it ie fill to your comfort--the more it is filled the more harsh.
and i still say since they arn't stock, you should at least consider what the tires say
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**ADAM! A/C button for Gen 5.5 Camry (2005 LE) !! Por favor!
Brake lights aren't broken, I just don't brake.
--Can honestly go to a parts counter and ask for brake shoes for the front brakes.
--Likes long walks on the beach.... once it's lit by a massive bonfire.
Last edited by RningOnFumes; 08-11-2005 at 07:06 PM.
go with 32 and jsut keep an eye on them to make sure you dont start getting some really weird wear patterns and things like that. You will be fine at 32.
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